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Prospect Park South
25 Parade Place, Brooklyn, NY 11226
64 Units • 6 Floors
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Rent Stabilized Units: Yes
Evictions: 1
Litigation History: Yes
1 Year Bedbug History: No
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Rare opportunity to live Steps from Prospect Park and across the street from the Parade Grounds in a spacious one bedroom.
This gracious home features entry foyer with high ceilings, parquet floors throughout, ample closets, Windowed Bathroom with tub & separate shower, SPACIOUS Living room for entertaining and relaxing, a HUGE Bedroom with two exposures /3 windows and room for King size furniture, the Sunny eat in Kitchen has new stainless steel appliances, two windows and plenty of room for a table and guests.
Photos of Entry Foyer, Living room & Bedroom are virtually staged.
Building Amenities: Bike room, secure package room, central laundry room and common courtyard, Pet Friendly! Subletting Allowed! Easy Approval!
Prospect Park South is a beautiful neighborhood, steps from Prospect Park with its jogging trails, horseback riding, ice skating, Farmers market and the recently renovated Boathouse on the Lake. It's a short walk to the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, Brooklyn Museum.
The surrounding neighborhood has plenty of music, art, cafes, yoga and transportation is a breeze with the Q/B just a quick 2 blocks from here.
25 minutes to Union Square, 10 minutes to the Brighton Beach boardwalk.
Showing by Open House & Private Viewings upon request. Searching for an apartment for rent in Brooklyn, New York City? Explore tenant reviews and building data for 25 Parade Place #1-F in Prospect Park South. See pricing history, violations, landlord info, and more before you rent.
Rare opportunity to live Steps from Prospect Park and across the street from the Parade Grounds in a spacious one bedroom.
This gracious home features entry foyer with high ceilings, parquet floors throughout, ample closets, Windowed Bathroom with tub & separate shower, SPACIOUS Living room for entertaining and relaxing, a HUGE Bedroom with two exposures /3 windows and room for King size furniture, the Sunny eat in Kitchen has new stainless steel appliances, two windows and plenty of room for a table and guests.
Photos of Entry Foyer, Living room & Bedroom are virtually staged.
Building Amenities: Bike room, secure package room, central laundry room and common courtyard, Pet Friendly! Subletting Allowed! Easy Approval!
Prospect Park South is a beautiful neighborhood, steps from Prospect Park with its jogging trails, horseback riding, ice skating, Farmers market and the recently renovated Boathouse on the Lake. It's a short walk to the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, Brooklyn Museum.
The surrounding neighborhood has plenty of music, art, cafes, yoga and transportation is a breeze with the Q/B just a quick 2 blocks from here.
25 minutes to Union Square, 10 minutes to the Brighton Beach boardwalk.
Showing by Open House & Private Viewings upon request. Searching for an apartment for rent in Brooklyn, New York City? Explore tenant reviews and building data for 25 Parade Place #1-F in Prospect Park South. See pricing history, violations, landlord info, and more before you rent.
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Inspection History From The Past 6 Months for 25 Parade Place
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Aug 28, 2024
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