Building: 409 Avenue C

The building located at 409 Avenue C, is one of four sixteen-unit Cooperatives complete in the Neo-Renaissance style and found in the Kensington neighborhood of Brooklyn. The four-story elegant buildings are true rowhouses spanning the block from East Fourth to East Fifth Streets. This small section of Kensington is largely residential and comprised of well-cared-for single-family homes and multi-unit dwellings. In this building, studios to three bedrooms homes are offered.

Kensington is home to notable public and private schools, and a public library. It also offers a selection of eateries and bars, and conveniences of every kind. Multiple subway and bus lines to Manhattan and other boroughs are within a five-minute walk. Also, a short walk away is Prospect Park, the 526 acres park (212 hectares), created between 1867 and 1873 by renowned Architect Frederick Law Olmsted and is now home to an Audubon Center and Zoo, a bandshell, a carousel, The Brooklyn Botanical Garden and The Brooklyn Museum of Art.

The co-op employs a superintendent, has an elevator, a laundry room, bicycle storage, and pets are welcome.

Description provided by Troy Cupano