22 8th Ave APT 3, Brooklyn, NY 11217

Situated in the heart of Park Slope on the doorstep of Prospect Park, this boutique cooperative spans 25 ft across Eighth Avenue running to a depth of 60 ft with ceiling heights soaring over 10 ft, allowing for gracious proportions. One of four homes in this stunning brownstone building steeped in history a century rich, #3 comprises the entire third floor, showcasing two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a windowed home office and is loaded with original details amongst its roughly 1,400 square feet of living space. A formal entry foyer compliments a king-sized bedroom and full bath before leading to a massive living room. Light floods in through an oversized bay window onto hardwood floors and grand moldings, while a wood burning fireplace is accompanied by a striking marble mantle. Open to the living room is a modern kitchen with white cabinetry, Corian counters, stainless steel appliances and a washer/dryer. The master suite is set quietly to the rear and large enough to be reconfigured into multiple bedrooms. Here you will find more of the charm that makes this home so special, including a decorative fireplace, huge 4-piece en-suite bath, fully outfitted walk-in closet and a windowed home office that could comfortably accommodate a nursery. Facing the landmarked Montauk Club on its front-facing Southeastern exposure, 22 Eighth Avenue is at the nexus of Brooklyn's most happening neighborhoods, while being tucked into quaint Park Slope on a tree-lined block. Prospect Heights' burgeoning restaurant scene, the likes of Olmstead and James, is moments away, but you don't have to cross over for neighborhood standards like Fausto and Bagel Pub. Flatbush Avenue's commercial district makes convenient all the creature comforts, including a brand new Union Market, several fitness options, and dozens of storefronts that are the fabric of the community. Move through the city seamlessly with multiple subway lines accessed at Grand Army Plaza. Easy walk to Barclays Center for a game or show, or take a stroll through Prospect Park to the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens . It's easy to see this home fits the character of the neighborhood.