90 8Th Ave

An 11-story prewar cooperative completed in 1927, this Park Slope corner building was designed by Sugarman & Berger and reflects Art Deco-era massing and detailing. Units are predominantly two-bedroom configurations alongside larger multi-room layouts; many retain original prewar finishes such as herringbone or parquet hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, generous moldings, and oversized sash windows that provide abundant natural light and treetop or skyline views. Common areas include a restored marble lobby with full-time doorman coverage, elevators, a live-in superintendent, and well-maintained corridors. Building amenities are practical: a shared laundry room, rentable private storage spaces, a bicycle room, and a building storage area; select units have protocols to allow in-unit washer/dryer installation. Exteriorly the property anchors the corner of 8th Avenue and President Street one block from Prospect Park, with easy access to 7th Avenue retail and multiple subway lines. The co-op maintains a pet-friendly policy with breed/weight guidelines and supports 24-hour door staff and porter services, creating a service-oriented, neighborhood-centered living experience without ostentatious modern additions.