85 6th Avenue #G

Rare opportunity at the Rosehill Condominium at 85 6th Avenue in prime Park Slope, Brooklyn: 85 6th Avenue Apartment G has come to market and it is the ultimate prewar one bedroom CONDO with the only private terrace in the building and an exposed brick wood burning fireplace. You cannot reproduce the exclusivity of 85 6th Avenue Apartment G: from the moment you enter this gorgeous prewar corner one bedroom condo you are amazed by the charm of the private terrace, curved archway, hardwood floors and wood burning fireplace that make Park Slope the ultimate Brooklyn destination. With new super quiet double-pane windows (including in the kitchen) this corner unit is flooded with light (including a full glass door to the terrace). A charming foyer with full closet and terrace access leads through an arched entry to the living room with an exposed brick wood burning fireplace which is the dream of every Park Slope, Brooklyn resident. A separate windowed kitchen finishes the room and a hallway leads past a recently updated bathroom to the bedroom with views to Barclays Center/Atlantic Terminal located just a short stroll away. Some condos in Park Slope are inconvenient to transportation; 85 6th Avenue has direct access to the Bergen 2/3 across the street and is just a few blocks to Barclays Center/Atlantic Terminal. Some Park Slope condos are just boxes: 85 6th Avenue Apartment G is brimming with prewar charm and has all the convenience of condo ownership with very low monthlies and just two flights up a winding staircase. Make an appointment to view 85 6th Avenue Apartment G today, newly painted and with newly refinished floors, new lighting fixtures and prewar details. Common storage in hallway and common laundry on the second floor. Sorry, NO DOGS. Cats allowed.The Rosehill Condominium is the former Carlton Club," designed in 1890 by renowned architect Mercein Thomas. Its patrons included both politicians and members of NYCs aristocracy. Just a heartbeat away from the 2/3 and B/Q trains (3 stops to Manhattan). Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza and all of Park Slope's destination cafes, shops and restaurants are right out the door. Sorry, NO DOGS.