1701 Albemarle Rd

A six-story pre-war cooperative constructed in 1937, this mid-rise Brooklyn building contains 19 apartments primarily laid out as two- and three-bedroom homes. The façade and massing reflect modest Art Deco-era proportions typical of the neighborhood; interiors retain original pre-war details such as hardwood floors, arched entryways, built-in shelving, and spacious entrance foyers. Units are generous in scale with deep layouts, multiple exposures, large eat-in kitchens, and plentiful closet storage; many apartments have been renovated to include modern kitchens, updated bathrooms, and in some cases in-unit washer/dryer hookups permitted with board approval. Common areas are well-appointed for a co-op of this size: three full-time doormen, a live-in superintendent, full-time porter, staffed elevators, a secure bike room with free bike storage, rentable extra storage, and a landscaped common outdoor space. The building operates with strong financials—no underlying mortgage, healthy reserves, and relatively low maintenance charges—and maintains pet-friendly policies with dog accommodation. Limited parking is available in an adjacent gated lot on a waitlist and the property sits within easy walking distance of Prospect Park, B/Q subway service, Cortelyou Road and Church Avenue retail corridors, and nearby neighborhood destinations including Kings Theatre and local dog runs.