Charming 1925 pre-war co-op in prime Park Slope, one block from Prospect Park with excellent subway access. Features shared garden, roof deck with Manhattan skyline views, and pet-friendly living with modern updates.
19 Fiske Place is a five story, 20 unit pre war co op on a one block, tree lined street in Park Slope's Historic District. Its limestone and brick façade, shared landscaped garden, and furnished common roof deck form the building's defining features, with the roof offering views toward Manhattan, Brooklyn, the harbor, and, in some directions, the Verrazano Bridge and Statue of Liberty.
The apartments retain a consistent pre war vocabulary, including high ceilings, hardwood floors, moldings, oversized windows, and abundant natural light. Windowed kitchens and bathrooms recur across the homes, while living areas are often arranged with room for dining or a home office. Layouts range from one to two bedrooms, with corner and top floor apartments represented among the building's configurations; one top floor home has particularly direct access to the common roof deck.
Building amenities include a shared garden, roof deck, basement laundry room, free bicycle storage, and individual storage units. The co op is pet friendly, and its apartments include a range of updates such as renovated kitchens, contemporary bathrooms, built in shelving, and flexible sleeping or work areas. The building is a walk up and is described as financially sound and professionally managed.
Fiske Place runs between Carroll Street and Garfield Place, bounded by Seventh and Eighth Avenues, with Prospect Park one block away. Seventh Avenue's shops and restaurants, the Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket, Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn Public Library, and Barclays Center are all close by. The Grand Army Plaza station serves the 2 and 3 trains, while the Seventh Avenue station serves the B and Q; the Ninth Street station serves the F and G trains.
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