1825 Foster Ave

An Art Deco, six-story co-op constructed in 1931 and sited in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn. The low-rise elevator building presents traditional prewar details throughout its residences: high ceilings, coved archways, original hardwood/parquet floors, graceful mouldings and numerous built-in closets and shelving. Typical units are one-bedroom or one-plus-flex layouts with elevated dining alcoves, separate windowed kitchens, and flexible secondary rooms often adapted as home offices, dens or second bedrooms. Shared interior features include an entrance foyer, formal dining niches in many apartments, ceiling fans, and a mix of modern updates alongside preserved period elements. Common areas are well maintained and include an evening doorman, live‑in superintendent, laundry facilities, a bike room, on‑site storage/lockers, a small gym/exercise room, and a community/playroom. Outdoor spaces comprise a shared courtyard and garden, with some units offering private outdoor space under or over 60 square feet. The building is cat-friendly and has undergone recent capital and environmental improvements highlighted by energy upgrades and a short-term assessment for roof/solar work in some listings. Located three blocks from Newkirk Plaza (B/Q) and a short walk to Cortelyou Road and Kings Theatre, the building sits amid treelined streets and Victorian houses. Neighborhood conveniences — cafes, restaurants, a year-round farmers market, and access to Prospect Park — define the immediate lifestyle for residents.