Historic 1882 Park Slope brownstone co-op featuring authentic pre-war details including hardwood floors, high ceilings, and wood-burning fireplaces. Prime Seventh Avenue location steps from Prospect Park, Brooklyn Museum, and multiple subway lines with storage and laundry.
19 Seventh Avenue is an 1882, three story co-op in an eight residence Park Slope brownstone. The building's most distinctive layout is a one bedroom residence occupying the entire top floor, with a floor through plan, sloped ceilings, and tree top views.
Across the residences, original pre-war character includes hardwood floors, high ceilings, woodwork, wainscoting, plaster moldings, bay windows, and working wood burning fireplaces. The apartments range from studios to one bedrooms, with both open and more traditionally divided layouts, and exposures that include southern, eastern, and western orientations.
The self-managed co-op has basement storage, bike space, and laundry facilities, and pets are permitted with approval. Seventh Avenue's restaurants, cafes, and shops are directly outside, while Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza, the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and the Central Library are close by. The 7th Avenue station serves the B and Q trains, and Grand Army Plaza station serves the 2 and 3 trains.
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