510 7th Street is a 1901 prewar cooperative in Park Slope, with two stories and three residences. Its most distinctive arrangement is a garden level one bedroom apartment paired with an upper duplex, a configuration that gives the small brownstone a mix of apartment and townhouse scale.
The building retains period details associated with its brownstone construction, including tin ceilings, bay windows, hardwood floors, skylights, and a working fireplace. Modern updates include renovated kitchens, dishwashers, kitchen islands, and in-unit laundry, while private outdoor space appears in the garden level and upper residence layouts.
The house was built by a builder named Buckley and was first owned by musician Charles Burkhardt. Its landscaped garden includes mature perennials, with a south facing deck connecting the parlor level to the outdoor space; a basement adds storage.
Set on a tree lined block, 510 7th Street is moments from Prospect Park and Park Slope restaurants and shops. The F and G trains stop at 7th Avenue, about two blocks away.
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