50 Lefferts Ave #4F, New York City, NY 11225

Description

Charming XL Corner apartment in Prospect Lefferts Gardens Pre-War Doorman Co-op.

This spacious (approx. 885 sq.ft) and double-exposure One-bedroom apartment offers a perfect blend of Art Deco charm and a desirable layout. As you enter the spacious foyer, you will notice hardwood flooring with intricate inlays, 7 inch baseboards and a graceful arched doorway. The foyer, featuring a built-in original bookshelf and a large closet, easily transforms into a dining area or lovely reading nook. Small steps lead to a spacious sunken living room with two large windows overlooking the beautiful houses of Lefferts Ave. A windowed eat-in kitchen can be opened up to the living-room to create a loft-like dining and entertainment space but with dimensions of 15'6 by 7'5 is also big enough for 4-person dining. A closeted hallway leads to the windowed bathroom with a separate shower and large original bathtub. The double-exposure and extra-large bedroom is a tranquil retreat, offering plenty of room for a king-sized bed and additional furniture. Two large closets complement the room.

Building Amenities: 50 Lefferts Avenue is a well-maintained, financially sound, PET-friendly building with 2 elevators, part-time doorman, live-in super, and laundry facilities. Bring your bike and there is additional storage as well (waitlist).

Situated in the vibrant Prospect Lefferts Gardens, this apartment offers easy access to the best of Brooklyn. Enjoy a short stroll to Prospect Park, where you can indulge in outdoor activities and beautiful scenery. The neighborhood is rich with dining, shopping, and cultural experiences, and you'll find excellent public transportation options nearby, including the B, Q, and S trains, making your commute a breeze. Don't miss the opportunity to make this charming apartment your new home. Schedule a viewing today and experience the best of Brooklyn living at 50 Lefferts Avenue #4F.

Please note there is a capital improvement assessment of $436.35 per month.

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