Well-maintained 8-unit co-op with exceptionally low maintenance fees and no underlying mortgage. Prime Park Slope location in P.S. 321 zone, steps from Prospect Park and multiple subway lines.
719 Carroll Street is a 1920 four story, eight unit co-op in a classic Park Slope brownstone, with floor through apartments that extend from the tree lined street to quieter rear gardens. The building’s character comes from preserved pre war details, including tin ceilings, exposed brick, decorative fireplaces, wood floors, and substantial moldings, paired with updated kitchens and bathrooms.
Apartment layouts are notably flexible, ranging from two bedroom homes to residences configured as two and a half or three bedrooms. Several floor through layouts place living and dining areas toward the front and bedrooms at the rear, with southern exposures and views toward trees, brownstones, or gardens. Private outdoor space is part of the building’s range of layouts, including decks and backyards, while communal roof access has views toward New York Harbor, Manhattan, and Prospect Park.
The self managed co op has low maintenance, no underlying mortgage, and shared laundry, basement storage, bike storage, and lobby stroller storage. Pets are permitted, with a 25 pound limit for dogs; in unit washers and dryers require board approval. The building is currently zoned for P.S. 321.
Carroll Street is two blocks from Prospect Park and close to the shops, groceries, and restaurants along 5th and 7th Avenues. The neighborhood is served by the B and Q trains, the 2, 3, and 4 trains, and the D, N, R, and W trains, with a Citi Bike station down the block.
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