Historic 1912 Park Slope co-op with preserved friary-era details including exposed brick, fireplaces, and stained glass. Mortgage-free building near Prospect Park offers low carrying costs, pet-friendly living, and diverse layouts with outdoor space.
799 President Street is a six unit co op in a 1912 Park Slope building with a former friary history and preserved prewar character. The three story, self managed property retains details associated with its earlier architecture, including exposed brick, wood burning fireplaces, high ceilings, bay windows, carved woodwork, stained glass, and landscaped front gardens.
The apartments range from one bedroom floor through layouts to larger duplexes. One of the building's most distinctive configurations is a top floor duplex that places the living, dining, and kitchen areas on one level and the bedrooms above, with roof rights for private outdoor space. South facing exposures, skylights, hardwood floors, generous storage, and in unit or basement laundry recur among the homes, while some apartments also have private gardens or expansive outdoor areas.
The co op is pet friendly, with a stated weight limit of 25 pounds, and has free basement laundry and storage for shareholders. Its underlying mortgage has been paid off, and the building maintains a low carrying cost structure. The address is on a tree lined block between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, close to Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza, and the shops, cafes, and restaurants along Fifth and Seventh Avenues.
The Bergen Street station serves the 2 and 3 trains, the Seventh Avenue station serves the B and Q, and Atlantic Avenue Barclays Center serves the B, D, N, Q, R, 2, 3, 4, and 5. Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Central Library are all within the surrounding Park Slope and Grand Army Plaza area.
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