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Intimate four-unit pre-war co-op featuring spacious floor-through apartments with original architectural details including high ceilings and parquet floors. Prime Park Slope location between Fifth and Seventh Avenues, three blocks from Prospect Park with excellent transit access.
359 Sixth Avenue is an intimate four-story co-op building located in the heart of Park Slope, containing just four spacious floor-through units of approximately 1,000 square feet each. The pre-war building maintains its historic character with original architectural details including high ceilings, decorative mantels, and parquet flooring throughout.
The well-maintained property offers residents common laundry facilities and dedicated storage space in the basement. The building maintains a pet-friendly policy and is currently zoned for the highly regarded PS 321 school district.
Positioned ideally between Fifth and Seventh Avenues, the building sits in a prime Park Slope location that provides easy access to the neighborhood's diverse dining and shopping options. The property is situated three blocks from Prospect Park and within walking distance to multiple transit options including the F, G, N, and R subway lines.
The building's units feature classic pre-war layouts with separate dining areas, oversized windows providing abundant natural light, and flexible floor plans that can accommodate various living arrangements. Original architectural elements are complemented by modern updates in kitchens and bathrooms.
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