Welcome to Unit 2G, a generously sized 1 Bed, 1 Bath Coop, quietly nestled in the rear of the building, away from the hustle & bustle of majestic tree-lined Eastern Parkway, designed by the famous Frederick Law Olmsted & Calvert Vaux.
The layout of this apartment offers the best of prewar construction with a foyer, gorgeous archways, curved cornice moldings, deep closets, high ceilings, original solid wood doors, and stunning original parquet oak floors.
The windowed kitchen was thoughtfully renovated with extra tall wood cabinetry, Carrara marble slab counters & backsplash. There is a GE Gas Range, a Samsung French door refrigerator, and a Bosch dishwasher. The kitchen has also been outfitted with a double-wide pullout pantry and a second pantry for all of your cleaning supplies, plus a separate dry bar for either a coffee or cocktail station.
The living/dining room is large enough to accommodate a sectional sofa, a dining area and flexible space for a desk or a reading nook.
Past the living room is a discreet windowed bathroom with classic NY black & white subway tiles and black 1" mosaic hexagon floor tiles. Fashioned in Art Deco style with a white porcelain pedestal sink and tub with chrome accessories make this bathroom timeless in its design. Located across from the bathroom in the hallway are two deep & tall closets for all of your storage needs.
The sizeable bedroom can fit a king-sized bed, along with additional furniture or a desk area, and the unexpected large closet with customized hanging & shelving makes organizing your new room easy.
Built-in 1923, the Abraham Lincoln Coop offers a full-time doorman, basement bike storage, private storage, and a common laundry room. This 39-unit prewar building has an incredible wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling marble lobby, with exquisite Monel & brass Art Deco elevator doors framed in Amber Onyx. The building is professionally managed and has $34/month Internet hook-ups for its residents. The building is located across the street from the 2/3 Trains, and a 7-minute walk to the 4/5 trains. It's directly opposite of the Brooklyn Museum and Brooklyn Botanic Gardens. You can enjoy the best Greenmarket on Saturdays at Grand Army Plaza, Prospect Park, The Brooklyn Library, and tons of incredible Restaurants, Bars & Shops that are a short walk along Flatbush, Vanderbilt & Washington Avenues.