What's Happening?
A historic brownstone co-op located at 117 Park Place in Park Slope, Brooklyn, is on the market for $1,175,000. This top-floor unit offers a private rooftop terrace, providing panoramic views of the city
skyline and neighborhood gardens. The one-bedroom co-op features a wood-burning fireplace, exposed brick, and a skylight, blending historic charm with modern updates. The living room opens to the deck, enhancing the living space with outdoor access. The property includes a renovated kitchen with Carrara marble worktops and a bathroom with vintage details. The co-op is pet-friendly and situated near Grand Army Plaza and Prospect Park.
Why It's Important?
The listing highlights the appeal of historic properties in desirable neighborhoods like Park Slope, known for its proximity to parks and cultural landmarks. The inclusion of a private rooftop terrace adds significant value, offering outdoor space in an urban setting. This feature is particularly attractive in densely populated areas where private outdoor areas are limited. The property’s blend of historic and modern elements caters to buyers seeking character and convenience. The price point reflects the premium associated with such features in a competitive real estate market.
