This charming prewar co-op in a pet-friendly building (welcoming both dogs and cats) offers remarkable versatility to suit your lifestyle. The spacious entry foyer, with its original hardwood floors and high ceilings, serves as a generous landing area, dining space, or home office.

The recently renovated, windowed kitchen is both stylish and functional, featuring a marble tile backsplash, generous countertops, ample cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances-including a full-sized dishwasher and a sleek French-door refrigerator.

The expansive living room is thoughtfully designed for flexibility. Currently divided into two areas by sliding translucent doors, the main living space easily accommodates an L-shaped couch, coffee table, wall-mounted TV, and credenza. The adjoining space functions perfectly as a dining area, home office, or guest room and is currently set up with a full-sized bunk bed, a large desk, and a small dresser. The sliding doors can be opened, closed, or removed entirely to restore the original living room layout, as shown in the alternative floor plan.

The king-sized bedroom provides ample room for nightstands, a large dresser, and even a dedicated home office setup. An updated windowed bathroom, with a shower-tub combo, completes the home.

This well-maintained elevator building offers convenient amenities, including laundry rooms, storage units (available for an additional fee), bike storage, and a shared outdoor space.

Ideally located only three short blocks from the B/Q trains at Newkirk Plaza, you're just moments from beloved local spots like Coffee Mob Roastery, Rusty Nail Bar, Westwood Bar, Sunset Bagels, and Milk & Honey. Essential conveniences, including a post office, C-Town supermarket, and Lo Duca's pizza, are just around the corner. A few short, scenic blocks through tree-lined streets bring you to Cortelyou Road's vibrant scene, featuring Flatbush Food Co-op, the year-round Sunday farmer's market, Caf Madeline, Mimi's Hummus, and Costello Plan. Also nearby are Prospect Park, the Tennis Center at the Parade Grounds, and the Kensington Dog Run.