This Tudor-style prewar elevator building has nicely landscaped areas around the entrance. The well-appointed lobby features a tile floor with a terrazzo medallion in its center, classic crown molding and a fireplace. Public transportation on the J train is just a short distance away as is the Q37 bus to the E and F train at Union Turnpike. Additional amenities include on-site laundry and tenant storage. And recreational opportunities abound in nearby Forest Park, considered one of the city's jewels, offers the chance to "get out of the city" less than 5 minutes away from home it features one of the last remaining natural forests in nyc the park dates back to the late 1800's and offers a plethora of recreational opportunities such as; bike lanes, wooded trails, horse back riding, outdoor concerts, a public golf course, running track, basketball courts, baseball fields and more, the park is so large it actually spans from Queens to Brooklyn. One block away from the library and the house where "A Tree Grows In Brooklyn" was written. The Woodhaven neighborhood is full of history and interesting Victorian homes and row-houses. Apartment 3F is a good sized one bedroom with three closets (one walk in) an updated kitchen and bathroom with good sunlight. The apartment has a really unusually shaped living room with very large window. If you like apartments that aren't "cookie cutter" this one is for you. The apartment also has plenty of pre-war charm such as inlaid wood floors, moldings, archways, high ceilings, and more.
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