19 Seventh Avenue, #3F

Deal Fell Through - Back on the Market!

Welcome to 19 7th Avenue, where you’ll find 3F, a cozy and charming corner 1-bedroom home located in the heart of north Park Slope. As you enter, you’ll immediately be flooded with natural light. The windowed kitchen offers southern exposure, while the west-facing bay living room windows frame unobstructed views that stretch from tree-lined brownstone streets to the Downtown Brooklyn skyline.

The home features original details including a soapstone mantel over a wood-burning fireplace, 9-foot ceilings, picture-frame and crown moldings, stunning hardwood floors, and large, wood-framed windows.

Storage abounds with built-in shelving and cabinetry throughout. The kitchen was redesigned in 2022 with thoughtful details including a custom stainless steel counter that includes an extra-large sink. The sun-filled space also features bespoke wraparound shelving, maple cabinets, a Blomberg refrigerator, a glass top Haier electric stove and oven, and a dishwasher.

In the bathroom, you’ll find wall-to-wall cabinets, a pedestal sink, and a porcelain bathtub.

This dreamy retreat is located up 2 flights and set within a gorgeous, self-managed, landmarked brownstone. The basement features a recently-installed Miele washer and dryer as well as bike storage and personal storage. Out front, you’ll find a serene landscaped garden, offering an outdoor retreat for reading a book or people watching.

This co-op is pet-friendly and purchasing options are flexible: allows parent purchasing, co-purchasing, and more.

Located in prime North Slope, you’ll be in close proximity to Prospect Park (including the Saturday farmer’s market) as well as the many shops and restaurants on 7th Avenue and Vanderbilt Ave (an Open Streets destination) in nearby Prospect Heights. Going further afield is easy with the B/Q station just down the block, or the 2/3 at Grand Army Plaza, one block to the east, as well as Atlantic Barclays Center to the south, with connections to the 4/5, D, N/R trains.

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