475 Seventh Avenue is a pre-war co-op building in Brooklyn's Park Slope neighborhood, built in 1931. The 4-story walk-up contains 9 units and offers amenities such as central AC, intercom, and washer/dryer facilities.
475 Seventh Avenue is a 1931 pre war co op in Park Slope whose apartments include a lofted studio, conventional two bedroom layouts, and a two level duplex with a private garden. A top floor residence has a semi private roof deck shared with one other apartment, with views toward Manhattan, the harbor, and the Statue of Liberty.
The four story walk up contains nine apartments. Interiors described across the building include open living and kitchen arrangements, double height or 12 foot ceilings, wood burning fireplaces, exposed brick, hardwood floors, and central air conditioning and heat. The duplex places its main living space on one level and bedrooms on the other, with direct access to a private garden.
Building amenities include central air conditioning, an intercom, a common laundry room, basement storage, and space for bicycles and strollers. Pets are allowed, and the co op is professionally managed. The small scale and pre war construction are reflected in the walk up plan and shared service areas.
The building is two blocks from Prospect Park and the F and G trains at 15th Street, with the R train at Prospect Avenue also within reach. The Park Slope Armory is about a block away, while Seventh Avenue and Prospect Park West provide restaurants, shops, and cultural destinations including Nitehawk Cinema.
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