1701 Albemarle Rd APT B5, Brooklyn, NY 11226

This home may qualify for a 5.5% 30-year fixed rate loan for first-time buyers! Great opportunity to purchase an affordable two bedroom home in the one of the area's most sought-after buildings! This spacious apartment has many desirable features and a floor plan that offers the flexibility to create an additional room. Upon entering, to your left is a large eat-in kitchen with great corner windows, a dishwasher and tons of cabinet and counter space. An extra large foyer makes for a great home office area, or a space to hold a formal dining table. Both the primary bedroom and living room are extremely large; the bedroom has four huge windows with two exposures and lots of light! Both a bathtub and a separate shower stall are featured in the windowed bathroom; the shower stall can be converted to hold an in-unit washer/dryer which are allowed on approval. There is a good sized second bedroom and throughout the apartment are pre-war details, hardwood floors, and plenty of closet space. Berkeley Square is a popular art deco co-op with strong financials, healthy reserves, and affordable maintenance. Additionally, the co-op owns several rental units in the building providing long-term financial security for the building. The building has three full-time doormen, a live-in super, a full-time porter, a bike room, common outdoor space, extra storage available for rent (possible waitlist), and parking in a gated adjacent lot for $125/month (waitlist). Close to Prospect Park and all it has to offer including the nearby LeFrak center, with ice skating rink in the winter, and roller skating and splash pad in the summer. Berkeley Square is adjacent to the private, cooperatively owned Knickerbocker Tennis Club. One block from the B and Q trains at Church Avenue and close to the revamped Kings Theatre, as well as all the amenities of Church Avenue and Cortelyou Road, including the year-round Cortelyou farmers market. It's also less than a mile from the Kensington Dog Run. Furnished photos are virtually staged.