Starter Co-op in Prime Kensington Has Ample Space for $440,000

This bright one-bedroom co-op in Kensington has got some roomy living areas, a reasonable layout, a not-too-outrageous price, and a desirable location near the shops and restaurants on Cortelyou and not too far from Prospect Park.

The single bedroom is large and has two exposures and decent closet space. The living room is spacious as well, with French doors leading to a dining room, which is amply sized but windowless (those French doors can make up for that, though).

The kitchen’s got granite counters and a pantry, a single window, and room for a small table with a couple of stools.

The 122-unit building’s got a live-in super, a full-time porter, a laundry room, a bike room, and additional storage space, as well as an outdoor common green space with picnic tables. There’s parking available.

Listed by Jeff Surowka of Abacus, the co-op is asking $440,000, slightly over $500 a square foot. Seem on target?

[Listing: 515 East 7th Street #2D | Broker: Abacus Properties] GMAP

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