70 Eighth Avenue is a four story, six unit condominium in Park Slope, completed in 1920 and housed in a Queen Anne stone mansion. Its Queen Anne and Romanesque Revival design is marked by a turret, bell dome, terra cotta ornamentation, and stained glass, giving the building a distinctly civic presence at the corner of Eighth Avenue and Union Street.
The apartments have spacious living areas, wood burning fireplaces, renovated kitchens, and substantial storage. Many also have private outdoor space, including landscaped entrances and backyards. A top floor duplex organizes its living areas and bedrooms across two levels, adding a less typical configuration to the building's mix of homes.
The building is pet friendly, and apartment features include central air conditioning and vented washers and dryers. The layouts also incorporate practical mechanical and storage provisions, while private outdoor areas extend the apartments beyond their interior rooms.
Prospect Park and Grand Army Plaza are a block away, with the Brooklyn Public Library's main branch, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and the Brooklyn Museum farther along the same stretch. Shopping and dining extend along Seventh and Fifth Avenues, with additional retail corridors on Vanderbilt and Flatbush Avenues.
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