Description
Welcome to a charming oasis of Pre-War elegance at 90 8th Avenue (The President), Unit 1A, in the heart of North Park Slope, one of Brooklyn's most sought-after neighborhoods. 90 8th Avenue is a full-service building with a 24-hour doorman and a live-in superintendent.
This first-floor apartment is elevated off street level, and with a corner exposure and southern casement windows, the apartment receives excellent natural light.
Bring your contractor and architect to re-imagine this space for your own needs.
A dedicated entry from the street provides an ideal place for storage on the way into your apartment. The apartment could easily be configured to have one large primary bedroom and a secondary bedroom that is also generously proportioned. Storage is a specialty, as there are deep closet spaces in each room for a very livable arrangement.
This unit was last used as an office space and will require a renovation before move-in, however the original certificate of occupancy was a residential apartment. We have a lender who can provide a renovation loan in co-op buildings and provide financing for the process. (Some images have been virtually
The President was built in 1927 by Sugarman and Berger, the same architects of One Fifth Avenue, and retains beautiful pre-war charm in every corner. The building is pet-friendly and features a large laundry and bike room. Ideally located at the corner of President Street and 8th Avenue, you are two short blocks from the Grand Army Plaza Stop on the 2, 3, and the 7th Avenue stop of the B and Q trains. Prospect Park is one block away for extra easy access to the farmers' market.
This address is zoned for PS 321.
Don't miss the chance to call this enchanting coop your new home. Schedule a private showing today and experience the unique allure and comfort that Unit 1A has to offer.
Listing courtesy of Decode Real Estate ...More
Property Details
- Co-op
Amenities
- Doorman Full Time
- Pets: Yes, Building Yes
- Washer Dryer Allowed
The Neighborhood
Park Slope, with its tree-lined streets and immaculate brownstones, has a small-town feel and social cohesion that’s unusual in the city.
It’s a place where activities for children are unending, shopkeepers know their customers and people stop in the street to chat. Even as the park-side homes are buffed to a high polish, the area still offers a variety of experience: There are scores of restaurants and bars; a diverse retail sector; multiple Farmer’s Markets, including Grand Army Plaza’s; and Prospect Park with its fantastic bandshell, baseball fields, zoo, botanic ... read more
