Cooperative Sunset Park

On the picturesque stretch of 41st Street bordering the vibrant greenery of Sunset Park, this attractive, renovated two-bedroom, one-bathroom home awaits. Bathed in bright southern light, the apartment features sweeping park views, 9-foot ceilings, and classic parquet floors.

Off the entry hallway is the pin-drop quiet primary bedroom with landscaped courtyard views and a charming windowed bathroom adjacent. Ample storage space lines the approach to the spacious kitchen with stainless steel appliances and adjoining light-filled dining area. Step into the sunlit, south-facing living room, where stunning views of Sunset Park create the perfect setting for both entertaining and quiet moments inspired by the natural surroundings. The neighboring bedroom boasts more of the striking park views with double doors that can be opened to the living space or closed off for more privacy. The thoughtfully designed layout places the bedrooms in separate wings for comfort and flexibility.

Sun Garden Homes is the largest of the Finnish co-ops, which ring Sunset Park. This well-maintained, self-managed co-op is among the earliest established in the United States. Residents enjoy a well-equipped basement laundry room, an intercom system, a spacious communal room with exercise equipment, bike storage, and rooftop solar panels that help reduce electricity costs. The apartment also includes a private storage bin in the basement, and the building is serviced by a live-in super. The building’s backyard provides opportunities for personal gardening.

Just across the street, the lush oasis of Sunset Park invites you to take in breathtaking sunsets with sweeping views of Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty. The park also features an Art Deco swimming pool with classes for all ages, ball fields, and a recreation center. Throughout the year, enjoy unique programming like free summer movies and live performances. Nearby, historic Green-Wood Cemetery offers 478 acres of rolling hills, ponds, and scenic paths to explore. It’s the final resting place of Jean-Michel Basquiat and hosts a wide range of cultural events that appeal to history enthusiasts, bird watchers, and art lovers alike.

For everyday needs and entertainment, Industry City is just moments away, offering a dynamic mix of dining, shopping, skating, and arcade experiences. And with the N, R, and D subway lines close by, Manhattan is only minutes away-though once you’re here, you may find little reason to leave. 3% Flip Tax, building allows 80% financing.