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Well-maintained 1906 pre-war co-op with seven apartments featuring classic details and recent updates at Park Slope's 4th Street and 7th Avenue corner. Prime location two blocks from Prospect Park with immediate access to neighborhood shops, restaurants, and tree-lined residential streets. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
438 4th Street is a 1906, four story pre-war co-op at the corner of 4th Street and 7th Avenue in Park Slope. The self-managed building has seven apartments, and a top floor residence has exclusive roof rights, subject to approval and Department of Buildings requirements for any deck construction.
The apartments are shaped by the building's corner setting and pre-war proportions, with windowed kitchens, hardwood floors, and exposures that bring in daylight and views toward the tree lined streets and distant Brooklyn and Manhattan skylines. In-unit laundry appears in several residences, while storage is associated with the apartments in the basement.
Building amenities include central laundry, bicycle storage, stroller parking, and basement storage. The building has been updated with a roof layer in 2020, a new stoop and retaining wall in 2021, hot water and plumbing work in 2021, and replacement laundry machines in 2020 and 2023. Heat and hot water are included in maintenance, and pets are permitted.
The address is two blocks from Prospect Park and JJ Byrne Playground, including the park's Sunday farmers market, with the restaurants and shops of 5th and 7th Avenues close by. The building's location combines a residential brownstone block with immediate access to the neighborhood's main commercial corridors and parkland.
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