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This is a rare find in Midwood, at over 770 square feet in a full service condo building! The owner has custom renovated the unit, and it is truly beautiful -- stainless steel kitchen w/ designer appliances and iSpring water filtration system, granite countertops with breakfast bar, and large windows throughout (great light)!
The building features a 24/7 doorman, security system, bike storage, parking garage, elevators, laundry room, as well as package pickup and drop off service.
The building is just 3 blocks away from major supermarkets like Shoprite, Amazing Savings, King Tomato, cleaners, , Dunkin Donuts, Liquor Store, Banks, and many other stores just a few minutes walk away. Enjoy access to the F, Q, and B trains just a few blocks away, with quick access to Prospect Park and even downtown Manhattan. The park is just a 14 minute bike ride or 5 minute drive, along with the Brooklyn Museum & Botanical Garden. You're also just a few minutes' walk away from the bars and restaurants on Cortelyou Road.
Unit comes furnished or partially furnished (living room furniture stays).
Don't miss out on this incredibly-well priced one bed! Contact Michael for showings.
Surrounded by Windsor Terrace, Borough Park, and Flatbush, Kensington is a diverse, peaceful neighborhood. There's a large Orthodox Jewish population, which has made its mark on the neighborhood with kosher eateries and religious buildings. That said, the majority of new people moving here are young professionals seeking a large, affordable apartment.
While Kensington was originally settled as part of The Town of Flatbush, the land wasn't used for much. It wasn't until 1737 that the area was properly settled by the British as farmland. Kensington would be used for agricultural purposes throughout the 1700's and 1800's.
It wasn't until 1885 that Kensington was turned into a residential neighborhood. The Ocean Parkway, finished in 1880, helped make the area popular. Businesses started popping up next to it, as did apartment complexes. By the 1920's, Kensington was full of people.
Kensington ran into some issues around the 1950's and 60's…
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