10 Eighth Ave. #2

10 8th Avenue, #2

This exquisite parlor floor home resides in an intimate co op located on Sportsmen’s Row, the blocks of 8th Avenue between Flatbush and Lincoln places and earned its moniker when early residents included jockey James McLaughlin and other local, well known athletes of the era.

The parlor home at 10 8th Avenue will astound you with its lovely pre war features including soaring 15 foot ceilings, stunning original stained glass panels and millwork, oversized “Citi Quiet” windows, exposed brick, and the original fireplace mantel in the dining room.

The updated kitchen with freshly painted cabinets and pale green glass mosaic back splash is the centerpiece of the home with ample room for formal dining. A few steps up lead you to an efficient mezzanine space currently used as a home office that would also make for a terrific guest room or play area for the kiddos. The living room with endless bookcases, over-sized dramatic door ways, and handsome coffered plaster ceiling is sure to enchant.

Down the gallery hall find full sized laundry tucked away, a renovated full bath, the sunny primary suite and the 2nd bedroom. The primary is enormous and beautifully appointed. The ensuite spa bath is built for two with double sinks and artesian glass tile surround.

10 8th Avenue is perfectly located at the end of 8th Ave, close to amazing provisions and resources including Soul Cycle, Union Market, Fausto, and James restaurants. Nearby transportation, the Barclay Center, Brooklyn Museum and Library and, Prospect Park are all at you fingertips.