Dreamy pre-war beauty awaits! 125 Ocean Avenue sits a block from the Prospect Park Station, the Lincoln entrance to the park, and moments from the Flatbush entrance to the botanical garden. This gorgeous Art Deco building offers a lovely lobby, an elevator and architectural details that make the heart flutter.
This 5th floor one bed on the back of the building is surrounded by trees and steady eastern and northerly light throughout the day. The original hardwood floors have just been restored, we are especially fond of the double herringbone parquet riff in the living and dining foyer. There are a multitude of possible furniture layouts to be made in the sunken living room, and having the room for a floating seating area is a rare luxury at this price point.
The open galley kitchen has a dishwasher, new cabinets, and a lovely counter that makes having a dinner party in style a breeze. A deep ample pantry closet keeps clutter at bay.
The recently renovated bathroom is a serene escape in soothing greenswith gold accents. A tub, 2 piece shower and a Toto toilet and bidet attachments are spa like delights to elevate your quotidian routine.
The massive bedroom could fit a California king, and there is plenty of room for a dressing area and a reading or office nook.
The building offers shared laundry in the basement, bike storage, and storage on a waiting list. There is a full time live in super.
The building has solid financials and with facade work in the final phase, you can feel confident that this is a home you can enjoy and grow in for years to come.
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