868 East 7th Street, 5-G

Welcome to 868 East 7th street, 5G (No board approval & 10% down)Everything is NEW in this bright just-renovated 2-bedroom home with spacious living dining area and southern and eastern exposures with treetop views. As you enter this stylish modern home, you are greeted by brand new white oak flooring. Thereafter, newly installed recessed LED lighting and 9-Foot ceilings make for a feel-good and very expansive dining and living area. The adjoining modern kitchen has all new Samsung stainless steel refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, and stylish white cabinets with a beautiful (and durable) quartz countertop. Let the entertaining begin!The sparkling windowed bathroom includes a soaking tub and a custom-built interior linen closet. The master bedroom, which easily fits a kingsize bed, has an oversized double door closet, and southern and eastern exposures. The second bedroom, also with a nice-sized closet, is suitable for a kid's room or home office.This pre-war co-op consists of two buildings which share a peaceful well-maintained courtyard, bike storage, personal storage and laundry facilities. This home is waiting for you! All the work is done and NO BOARD APPROVAL, just bring your suitcase and immediately start enjoying your new home at 868 East 7th street, G5 in Ocean Parkway. Area:This home is located in the heart of a bustling neighborhood with abundant street parking and many amenities, including major supermarkets (Shop-Rite, Amazing Savings, King Tomato) cleaners, pharmacy, liquor store, banks.The F train is just a few blocks away, and the Q and the B train are also within short distance. An abundance of public transportation access gives you easy access to Manhattan, and neighboring boroughs.Lifestyle:A few blocks way from Ditmas Park a number of wonderful restaurants line Cortelyou Road & Newkirk Avenue, including The Farm on Adderley, The Castello Plan, Lea,Qathra Cafe, BKLYN Luncheonette and George's.How about a Sunday morning bike ride on Ocean Parkway designated bike path connecting Prospect Park to Brighton Beach? Or maybe a 5-minute drive to the Brooklyn Museum or the Brooklyn Botanical Garden.