925 Union St APT 5A, Brooklyn, NY 11215

Welcome to 925 Union Street, Residence 5A—a sun-drenched one-bedroom, one-bathroom prewar cooperative that blends timeless charm with refined modern updates. Bathed in beautiful southern light, expansive windows frame sweeping, open views and fill the home with a warm, inviting glow. The thoughtfully proportioned layout allows for distinct living and dining areas, creating a sense of space rarely found in a one-bedroom. A gracious foyer offers the perfect setting for a desk or console, establishing a welcoming and functional entry. Beyond, the windowed galley kitchen has been meticulously renovated with timeless finishes, including crisp white countertops, classic cabinetry, and Bosch stainless steel appliances, all complemented by excellent storage. It is a true Chef's kitchen. The bedroom is a tranquil retreat, generously sized to accommodate a king-sized bed and anchored by a large walk-in closet. The windowed bathroom delivers a spa-like experience with elegant gray-and-white tile, a refined vanity, and an oversized mirrored medicine cabinet. Throughout the home, every detail has been carefully considered to maximize space while preserving its pre-war character. Additional highlights include custom built-in shelving in the bedroom, brand-new in-window air-conditioning units, and full climate control for year-round comfort. The pet-friendly building offers a key-fob entry, video intercom, fob-operated laundry with smartphone functionality, a live-in superintendent, bike storage, and caged storage available for rent (waitlist). Residents enjoy high-speed internet options with Fios and Spectrum. Perfectly located near multiple subway lines (2/3, B/Q, and R), the home is moments from Prospect Park, the Farmers Market, Brooklyn Museum, Botanic Garden, Central Library, and cultural destinations including BAM and Barclays Center. Surrounded by beloved local shops and dining, this residence offers the very best of Brooklyn living. Assessment of $140.96 per month in support of tax increase through August 1, 2026.