Park Slope Two-Bedroom in Prewar Overlooking Prospect Park Asks $825K

This two-bedroom co-op at 1 Plaza Street West is attractive and well laid out, but its most spectacular attribute has to be its location.

It’s right at Grand Army Plaza, in Park Slope. So you can do all your shopping at the farmer’s market, treat Prospect Park like your backyard, and act as if the Brooklyn Museum and the main branch of the Brooklyn Public Library are your own living room.

Not that the living room is lacking. Like the rest of the apartment, it has gracious prewar details and lots of space. It can easily accommodate bookshelves and a dining area, although there’s also an eat-in kitchen.

There are oak floors throughout and high ceilings with beams. The kitchen still has its original 1928 cabinets and built-ins — a plus in Brownstoner’s book — although they are not shown in the photographs. Nor is the one bathroom pictured.

There’s laundry in the basement, an elevator, and a doorman. Pets are allowed.

The maintenance is $1,619, and the agent is Judith Lief with Corcoran. What do you think of it and the asking price of $825,000?

[Listing: 1 Plaza Street West #4A | Broker: Corcoran | Photos: Corcoran] GMAP

Photo by Dennis Mangiero for PropertyShark

Photo by Alex Siu for PropertyShark