Sun-filled Pre-war Condo With Roof Rights In Prime Park...

This inviting residence offers an abundance of natural light through eight oversized windows across three exposures, creating an immediately welcoming atmosphere.



The bright kitchen features blue-tiled countertops, a central island, and ample cabinetry, and opens seamlessly into a spacious living area with a corner exposure and verdant views. Adjacent is a windowed home office that can easily be converted into a second bedroom, as demonstrated in the alternate floor plan. The primary bedroom provides a serene retreat with large, south-facing windows.



Additional highlights include pristine hardwood floors, 9.5-foot ceilings, beautifully preserved turn-of-the-century plaster details, generous basement storage, and the option to install an in-unit washer and dryer. The home also conveys roof rights, offering the potential for sweeping views of Park Slope, Prospect Park, and the Manhattan skyline.



Located in the historic Olde Trolley Stop Building (circa 1900), this well-maintained, pet-friendly boutique condominium is ideally situated just one block from Prospect Park, steps from public transportation, and surrounded by Park Slopes renowned shops, cafs, and restaurants. This is a rare opportunity to own a pre-war condominium in one of Brooklyns most sought-after neighborhoods.