396 8th St APT 4L, Brooklyn, NY 11215

Conveniently located in central Park Slope on beautiful, tree-lined 8th Street, this lovely apartment comes with PRIVATE ROOF RIGHTS and the opportunity to create a roof deck of your dreams. This classic barrel-front floor-through is currently configured as a spacious two-bedroom, one-bath with an additional family room/den. HOPING TO FIND A TWO-BATH HOME? Like other units in the building, the apartment can be easily reconfigured allowing for an ensuite primary bath and a center kitchen (please see alternate floorplan). On the top floor of this wonderfully cared for 8-unit coop, apartment 4L gets great light with northern exposure in the front and southern exposure in the back. The large primary bedroom has bay windows looking out upon the treetops of 8th Street. Built-in closets, floor-to ceiling shelving and cabinetry, and a desk area are framed by a charming stained glass window. More fantastic storage and built-ins line the wall of the den/family room—the perfect place to relax and watch a movie. Down the hall, the windowed, renovated bath features glass tile, a pedestal sink and clever storage solutions. The second bedroom easily accommodates bunk beds, but could also fit a queen sized bed. Adjacent to the kitchen, the living room and dining area are bathed in afternoon light coming through the two large windows. The kitchen features tons of white cabinetry, dark grey granite counters, and ample work space. The washer/dryer is neatly tucked away next to the fridge. Throughout the apartment you’ll find split-system ductless AC units, hardwood floors, high ceilings, and charming period details like picture-frame molding, exposed brick and tin ceilings. The coop has EXTREMELY LOW MAINTENANCE (due to no underlying mortgage), plus bike storage and a 9.5’ x 12.5’ storage are in the basement. Cats are welcome (SORRY, NO DOGS). Around the corner from the F train at 9th Street, less than a half block from the fantastic shops, eateries and amenities of 7th Avenue, around the corner from the YMCA and Brooklyn Library, two blocks from Prospect Park and less than a block away from PS 39, the location is fantastic.