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This is the one you've been waiting for. Spanning approximately 1,300 square feet, Apt. 5N is a sprawling, sun-filled 2-bedroom, 1-bath pre-war co-op that delivers the space, light and quiet so hard to find in Brooklyn today. Large enough to be converted into a 3BR, see alternative floorplan.

Classic pre-war details set the tone throughout: original parquet floors, 9' ceilings, crown moldings, and graceful archways. Enter through a welcoming entry hall into a separate foyer, practically a room of its own, ideal for a dining table, reading nook or work-from-home setup. The foyer opens to a generous living and dining room with endless flexibility for how you choose to live and entertain.

The windowed eat-in kitchen brings in natural light, and a small home-office nook offers a dedicated spot to work. Both bedrooms are oversized, each easily fitting a King bed with room to spare for a desk, dresser, crib or sitting area. A windowed bathroom completes the home. Storage is truly exceptional, with six closets including a large walk-in pantry.

71 Ocean Parkway is an architecturally distinguished Art Deco building built in 1936, set behind a unique entry courtyard with lovely landscaping. This meticulously maintained, financially sound, pet-friendly co-op offers low maintenance and an excellent live-in super. Amenities include an elevator, an on-site gym, a central laundry room, a community room with children's play area including foosball and table tennis, a lounge and kitchenette area, bike storage, stroller parking, and general storage (waitlisted). A parking garage is right next door.

The location is just 1.5 blocks from Prospect Park and 3 blocks from the F/G trains at Fort Hamilton Parkway, with an express bus to Manhattan nearby. You're surrounded by parks, playgrounds and a dog park, along with the Prospect Park Tennis Center, the Parade Ground and Kensington Stables. Neighborhood favorites include Krupa Grocery, Adirondack Tavern, Elk Café, Brancaccio's Food Shop, Batata, Hamilton's, Della's, Double Windsor, Nitehawk Cinema, the Bartel-Pritchard Square Greenmarket, and much more. Listing courtesy of Compass ...
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