Light. Location. Low maintenance. This sweet one bedroom deal has it all! Why not have the Home You Love with the ownership you deserve? Hurry to see this Bright One Bedroom with exceptionally LOW maintenance in the trendsetting and convenient Brooklyn neighborhood of Crown Heights. Serene courtyard views provide space to focus as well as an escape from the stresses of city living. This efficiently designed apartment has a King Sized bedroom with ample area for bureau and desk, a charming entry foyer, bright, windowed bath and an open kitchen affording seamless dining and living. The updated kitchen can also accommodate an in unit Washer & Dryer with board approval. Lovely hardwood floors, two spacious closets in the bedroom, nine foot ceilings and afternoon sun complete the picture.

Situated between Prospect Heights and Prospect Lefferts Gardens, this pet friendly, elevator co-op has a live in super, storage cage on the lobby level for packages, and bike storage. Built in 1926, this six-story art deco gem is in a convenient area with the 2,3 and 4,5 trains just a few blocks away. This home perch could be your launch pad to explore the acres of natural beauty at nearby Prospect Park and The Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Local pubs, cafes and unique stores abound. For example, if you choose to not install your own washer & dryer in unit, you can check out nearby Pearl Lee’s Washtub, where you can have a burger & beer while you wash and fold!

This is an HDFC co-op with generous max income requirements allowing 165 percent of Area Median Income (AMI) for the application. For example, a household of 1: $187,110, 2: $213,840, 3: $240,570. This is a well maintained six story building built circa 1926 with elevator, live-in super, bike storage, package storage, and personal storage (waitlist). While there is no laundry in the building, in-unit washer & dryer is allowed with board approval. There is a $50 per month assessment.

Area highlights include: Saturday Farmer’s Market at nearby Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Museum, Prospect Park & Zoo, and Medgar Evers College at CUNY. The vibrant social scene offers diverse establishments such as Arden, Agi’s Counter, Chavela’s, Patrick Steakhouse and Briscola Trattoria. One Stop away is Barclays Center on Atlantic Avenue and on the other side of Prospect Park is Park Slope. Prospect Park itself is an extraordinary local asset with Tennis Center, and the LeFrak Center offers row boating, roller skating, kayaking and pickleball, and ice skating in winter, as well as the lakeside Duck Island Cafe & Bar.