759 President St

Built in 1902, this intimate five-story prewar cooperative occupies a tidy Park Slope lot and houses primarily one-bedroom residences alongside a handful of larger, flexible loft-like units. The masonry façade and tall, nearly floor-to-ceiling windows reflect classic early-20th-century townhouse scale; inside, many apartments retain high ceilings, hardwood floors, and generously proportioned rooms with formal living and dining areas or open-plan loft configurations. Common interior features across units include eat-in or breakfast kitchens, dining areas, foyers, den/office spaces in some duplexes, and smoke-free environments. Shared building amenities emphasize communal outdoor living and practical storage: a landscaped forecourt and courtyard garden, an accessible furnished roof deck with wide views, bicycle and basement storage, and on‑site building storage. The co-op provides elevator service (recently upgraded in listings), a live-in superintendent, laundry facilities, free bike storage, and a virtual doorman system for package access. Several apartments offer private outdoor spaces ranging from small balconies to substantial decked garden plots and private roof rights on select units. Situated between 6th and 7th Avenues, the property places residents a short walk from Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza, Union Market, and the neighborhood’s retail corridors, with easy access to the B/Q, 2/3 and R lines. The building’s pet-friendly policy, allowance for in-unit washer/dryer in many units, and family-friendly zoning contribute to a lifestyle balanced between historic character and modern neighborhood convenience.