407 Sixth Avenue - Park Slope, Brooklyn
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407 Sixth Avenue is a charming boutique co-op building located in the heart of Park Slope, Brooklyn, positioned on a quiet residential street between the neighborhood's bustling 5th and 7th Avenue commercial corridors. This self managed building offers an intimate living experience just three blocks from Prospect Park, with convenient access to multiple subway lines including the F/G at 7th Avenue and R/F/G at 4th Avenue.
The building features a diverse mix of apartment layouts, from ground floor corner studios with private gated patios to spacious duplex units and three bedroom floor through apartments. Common architectural elements throughout the building include high ceilings ranging from approximately 11 feet, original hardwood floors, oversized windows that flood units with natural light, and working wood burning fireplaces in several apartments. Many units have been thoughtfully renovated with modern kitchens featuring stainless steel appliances, while maintaining classic Brooklyn character details like checkerboard tile bathrooms and exposed brick.
A standout feature across multiple units is the abundance of custom built storage solutions, including built in bookcases, custom closets, and storage lofts. Most apartments include in unit washer and dryer installations, while the building also provides shared laundry facilities and dedicated basement storage for residents. Several units feature private outdoor space, from ground floor patios perfect for gardening and entertaining to upper floor balconies overlooking tree lined streets.
The building maintains a pet friendly policy welcoming cats and offers the convenience of self management, giving residents more control over their living environment. Its prime Park Slope location provides easy access to the neighborhood's renowned dining scene, weekly farmers markets, cultural events like Prospect Park's Celebrate Brooklyn festival, and the recreational opportunities of one of Brooklyn's most beloved green spaces.
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