Welcome home, a studio apartment with oodles of original details located one block from Prospect Park. Truly a museum type feeling. Its features include: - Large studio with separate kitchen area. - Kitchen includes granite countertops and dishwasher. - Parquet flooring throughout. - Gigantic full bathroom with original tiling. - Apartment is located on the 3rd floor of a historical townhome with an elevator, youre welcomed with a grand vestibule with restored original millwork. - Laundry conveniently located in building. - Sorry, no pets. With an esteemed lineage and a storied past, 106 Eighth Avenue is a rare Brooklyn treasure. Built in 1905 by society builder Louis Bonert for the furniture tycoon Henry Wallace Partridge, on land acquired from the Polhemus family, this Beaux Arts mansion has been carefully preserved and lovingly maintained. Enter the grand receiving area with a massive fireplace, original mahogany carved stairway, a pristine herringbone floor made of mahogany, oak, birch and cherry, and one of Brooklyn's first private elevators allowing access to all five floors. Convenient location that's easy to get around with lots to do. For great food, shopping, and services head on over to 7th Ave. down the block to satisfy your everyday needs. Take a stroll, walk or bike ride in Prospect Park, which is right down the street. Public transit is also conveniently located nearby for easy access to Downtown Brooklyn and Manhattan. Message, email, text, or call me today for more information or to schedule a viewing. This space is available now for a December 15th move-in date! Not a co-op, no board approval.
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