59 Pineapple Street, 2-K

Brooklyn Heights is one of New York City's greatest treasures. Used as the setting and backdrop of Norman Jewison's iconic film, Moonstruck, it's easy to fall in love with this historic neighborhood. 59 Pineapple Street, a Pre War Co-Op is located on one of the three significant "Fruit Streets", situated in the heart of this community. Built in 1940, the 6-floor, 72-unit building occupies the middle of this sunny and serene tree-lined street. Apartment 2K, possesses a foyer. The open kitchen with window has recently been renovated with marble countertops, Bertazzoni refrigerator and range, slate tiles, and cabinets with over one foot of depth; fantastic for storage. The living room and bedroom both have picture molding, almost 9-foot ceilings, original hardwood floors, and air conditioning. The owner currently has three armoires for storage in the bedroom and will include them in the sale, if the buyer wishes to keep them. The bedroom has space for built-in closets to be created. The wainscoted and tiled bathroom with Kohler sink and toilet also has a window for ventilation. Directly across from the bathroom is a 5 ft wide closet with deep shelves for storage. 59 Pineapple features a beautiful lobby, elevator, locked package room, live-in superintendent, light-filled laundry room with new washers and dryers, bike room, storage unit for rent, and a beautiful roof deck with magnificent views of the Brooklyn and Manhattan skyline. The building allows cats, no dogs. This Co-Op does not allow gifting, parent purchasers, trust purchases, guarantors and no pied-a-terre buyers. The locale of this home cannot be emphasized enough. Less than a block away, you have a supermarket, deli, dry cleaner, coffee bar, and multiple restaurants. One block away is the first of many train stations; you have access to the 2/3/A/C as well as the 4/5 and R train. Living at 59 Pineapple is the rare opportunity to be in the center of what makes Brooklyn so dynamic as a destination and desirable as a homeowner. The close proximity to the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, Montague Street shopping, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Dumbo, and one stop to and from Manhattan is unparalleled. For the discerning buyer, the price and maintenance cannot be beaten in this market. It costs less to finance this home than if you were to rent something similar in the same location. Take advantage of what this home can offer you and call it your own.