Intimate 8-unit prewar co-op one block from Prospect Park with preserved architectural details and pet-friendly living. Select residences feature private outdoor space and roof access, steps from F/G trains.
813 Eighth Avenue is a four story, eight unit pre war co op completed in 1920, set one block from Prospect Park in Park Slope. The intimate building is self managed and pet friendly, with a small scale character that fits the surrounding blocks of brownstones, mansions, and classic co op buildings.
Apartments include one and two bedroom layouts, with high ceilings, hardwood or parquet floors, and preserved pre war details such as decorative moldings. Renovated kitchens and bathrooms recur across the apartment mix, while bright exposures, windowed kitchens, and quiet rear facing rooms are among the building’s residential characteristics. Basement laundry, bicycle storage, and a private storage cage for each owner are part of the building’s shared infrastructure.
The layouts extend from garden apartments with private backyards to upper floor residences with private roof access. More than one residence has access to rooftop space, including a roof deck with views toward Manhattan and Brooklyn. The building is at the 9th Street and 8th Avenue corner, beside the park’s 9th Street entrance; the 7 Avenue station, served by the F and G trains, is at the same intersection, while the YMCA pool and the shops and restaurants of Seventh and Eighth Avenues are nearby.
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