130 8Th Ave

An eight-story, full-service cooperative built in 1950 and comprising 26 primarily one-bedroom units, this Park Slope property presents a traditional prewar apartment house scaled for residential comfort. The exterior reads like a mid-century urban block with a modest street presence; interiors retain classic details such as high ceilings and original parquet hardwood floors alongside periodically updated elements like renovated kitchens and bathrooms. Shared spaces are practical and service-oriented: elevator access, a staffed door/part-time doorman, a live-in superintendent, central laundry, bike storage, and additional storage rooms. Select units offer private outdoor spaces of varying sizes and some apartments include enclosed garage parking tied to the building. The co-op’s policies are flexible relative to peers — pets are permitted with board approval, sublets and pieds-à-terre are allowed in many cases, and guarantors/co-purchases are considered case-by-case. Located one block from Prospect Park and a short walk to multiple subway lines, Grand Army Plaza amenities, and the neighborhood retail corridors of 7th and 5th Avenues, the building emphasizes walkable, park-proximate Brooklyn living with reliable building services rather than showpiece luxury amenities.