24 Eighth Avenue - Park Slope, Brooklyn
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24 Eighth Avenue is a converted 25-foot-wide mansion located in Park Slope, Brooklyn, overlooking the historic Montauk Club. The building has been transformed into an intimate eight-unit residential property while maintaining its pre-war architectural character. The structure features period details including high ceilings, decorative mantels, and bay windows with original shutters.
The building's units have undergone modern renovations while preserving historical elements such as refinished hardwood floors and detailed wood trim with decorative accents. The property maintains strong financials with a low underlying mortgage and healthy reserve fund.
Situated just off Grand Army Plaza, the building offers convenient access to multiple transit options including the 2/3/4 trains and the Q/B lines at 7th Avenue. The location provides easy access to Park Slope's commercial district.
The property benefits from its proximity to several cultural landmarks including Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and the Brooklyn Museum. The Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket, a popular weekend farmers market, is within walking distance.
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