Pre-war Park Slope co-op with classic details including tin ceilings and wood-burning fireplaces, one block from Prospect Park. Features unique split roof deck shared between two apartments with open Brooklyn and Manhattan views.
1209 Eighth Avenue is a 1920, four story, eight unit co op in Park Slope, with the building’s most distinctive feature being its top floor roof deck arrangement: the deck is shared with just one other apartment, with each home holding exclusive rights to half. The roof space has water and electricity and open views toward Brooklyn and Manhattan, including the World Trade Center.
The limestone building retains a strong pre war character, with high ceilings, hardwood floors, tin ceilings, bay windows, decorative mantels, built in cabinetry, and wood burning fireplaces recurring across the apartments. Layouts are notably flexible, with rooms that can function as bedrooms, offices, dining rooms, or dressing areas, and apartments commonly run from front to rear with multiple exposures. A garden level residence has a private garden, adding a second form of dedicated outdoor space to the building’s range.
This self managed, pet friendly co op has common laundry, basement storage, and bike storage; common areas and building systems have also been updated. The building is on a tree lined stretch of Eighth Avenue, one block from Prospect Park and Seventh Avenue, with the shops and restaurants of Park Slope close by. The 15th Street F and G station is three blocks away.
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