Description
Located in the Kensington/Midwood neighborhood, this surprisingly well-maintained co-op has a full-sized one-bedroom with a bonus room that can be used for a second bedroom or home office. On the fifth floor at the back of this elevator building, the apartment is super quiet & has excellent light,
As you step inside, two large closets, one a walk-in that can accommodate strollers or bikes, and a large foyer six-or eight-person dining then leads to the sunken living room, graced by 10-foot ceilings, gleaming hardwood floors, and timeless pre-war character.
The corner king-size bedroom has two large closets and windows on two sides. The spacious windowed bathroom was remodeled a few years ago. The kitchen was also renovated a few years ago; it's perfect to stay as is or can be easily redone.
This pet-friendly building offers amenities, including a card-operated laundry facility, bike, and personal storage. It also has a live-in superintendent and helpful porters. The lobby was recently upgraded with a video intercom system and key-fob entrance. The hallways are immaculate with their terrazzo flooring. The elevator has been modernized but keeps its pre-war inlaid door.
The building is situated on a tranquil
At 901 Avenue H, you get a substantially larger apartment at a fraction of the price of the new condos that are popping up. The cooperative has lenient rules, allowing gifting, co-purchasing, and subletting after two years. The building has strong financials with no flip tax.
Please note the photos have been virtually staged.
Listing courtesy of Griffith Real Estate LLC ...More
Property Details
- Co-op
Amenities
- Cooling: Other
- Pets: Unit Yes, Unit Dogs O K
The Neighborhood
Midwood is more steeped in tradition than most of Brooklyn and perhaps that’s because Hipsters haven’t found their way to this quiet, south-central Brooklyn neighborhood where the cafes serve cream-filled pastries dusted with powdered sugar, not single-origin, organic coffee.
The area takes pride in being mostly residential. The streets are tree-lined and basketball hoops hang above garages. Because Midwood doesn’t fall under any landmarks or historic zoning, the architecture varies drastically. Within Midwood, there is Midwood Manor, an area with some of the most beautiful and lavish houses in all of Brooklyn. Coney Island Avenue is Midwood’s main artery and is lined with everything from gas stations to department stores. Hot Spots include: Di Fara Pizza, Ostrovitsky’s, Taste of Georgia, and Taci’s Beyti.
