61 Eastern Parkway 5 G, Brooklyn, New York 11238

SPONSOR SALE - no Board Approval required for purchase.

Available for the first time, residence 5G has been fully renovated from top to bottom. There is recessed lighting and brand-new oak flooring throughout. The oversized east facing windows flood the space with light and 9’ ceilings ensure every ray comes into the apartment.

The first impression upon entering the space is of the open kitchen and living room. A blank canvas for your personal aesthetic. The kitchen has been outfitted with brand-new stainless-steel appliances including dishwasher, microwave and gas range. Cabinets and counter tops await their first use and the over-sized window next to the stove makes cooking a sublime experience.

Deeper into the apartment, the bathroom sits opposite a linen closet and boasts newly glazed tub, white subway tiles, vanity and medicine cabinet. Finally, the bedroom can fit a king-sized bed with room for furniture and it’s closet is tucked into the corner sparing precious wall space for decorations and furnishing.

The Abraham Lincoln is a pet-friendly elevator coop with doorman and live-in super. The marble lobby is an Art Deco gem and the landscaped central courtyard provides a quiet respite away from the rush of city living. There is private storage, bike storage and shared laundry in the basement and the building offers internet via a T1 line for $35/month.

Across the street, Mount Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Library, Botanic Gardens and the Brooklyn Museum all shine in a row along Eastern Parkway. Just beyond, Grand Army Plaza plays host to a beautiful Saturday Farmers Market and welcomes guests into the heart of Brooklyn: Prospect Park.

There is a grocery store, bakery, and coffee around the corner on Underhill as well as restaurants and more on Vanderbilt and Washington. The 2/3 train is just up the street and the B/Q trains are a little farther down on Flatbush. Atlantic Barclays is nearby and offers an array of subways into Manhattan (and beyond) as well as the LIRR to get out of town.