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Full-service co-op with three doormen, strong financials, and pet-friendly amenities in Prospect Park South. Spacious pre-war apartments with high ceilings and modern kitchens near Prospect Park and B/Q trains. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
Berkley Square is a 1937 Art Deco co-op in the Prospect Park South section of Flatbush, with six stories and 84 apartments. Its position beside the historic Knickerbocker Tennis Club gives many homes leafy outlooks, while corner and floor through plans bring multiple exposures.
Apartments commonly retain high ceilings, hardwood floors, pre-war details, and substantial closet space. Large foyers and oversized rooms give many plans space for an office, dining area, or additional enclosed room. Multiple layouts have windowed bathrooms with a tub and separate shower, while in-unit laundry exists in several homes and may be added elsewhere with board approval.
The building is staffed by three full time doormen, a live-in superintendent, and a full time porter. It also has a bike room, common outdoor space, resident storage, and parking in an adjoining gated lot, with waitlists possible for storage and parking. Pets, including dogs, are permitted. The co-op has no underlying mortgage, maintains reserves, and owns several apartments that generate rental income for the corporation.
Prospect Park is three blocks away, with the LeFrak Center offering seasonal skating and water recreation. The B and Q trains stop at Church Avenue one block away, while the Q train at Beverly Road is three blocks away. Kings Theatre is five blocks away on Flatbush Avenue, and Cortelyou Road hosts a year round farmers market.
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