4404 6th Ave, 1-D

Discover exceptional park-side living in this convertible two-bedroom, one-bathroom residence in a lovely historic cooperative(currently set up as a one bedroom). Offering a wonderful layout, original prewar details and an unbeatable Sunset Park location, this home offers the ideal opportunity to put your personal stamp on a Brooklyn home of distinction. The beautiful abode welcomes you with soaring ceilings, hardwood floors and oversized east- and west-facing windows throughout. Enjoy a large living room and an adjacent space for a formal dining room, second bedroom or a large home office to suit your exact needs. The oversized open kitchen includes a window, great storage and an eat-in area. The bedroom offers a roomy closet, and a classic windowed bathroom with a large soaking tub completes the inviting home. Built in 1914 by architects Eisenla & Carlson, 4404 Sixth Avenue is a stunning Renaissance Revival building featuring gorgeous brick patterning and stone details. Located within the Sunset Park Historic District's original "Finntown," the structure was part of the country's first non-profit housing cooperative — a network of 20 buildings created by the area's substantial Finnish community. Today's residents enjoy low monthly maintenance, a live-in superintendent, a spectacular marble and stained-glass lobby, laundry, storage, a bike room and a roof deck with magnificent water and city views. Pets and 80% financing are permitted. This superb home is just inches from Sunset Park, a 24.5-acre oasis in the heart of Brooklyn. Take in jaw- dropping sunset views over the Harbor and Manhattan skyline, stroll through rolling lawns, shop the year-round greenmarket and enjoy a near-endless list of recreation facilities, including a massive Olympic-size swimming pool, rec center, soccer field, basketball and volleyball courts. The nearby streets are lined with an array of neighborhood gem cafés and international cuisine, and Costco, Whole Foods and Industry City's acclaimed markets are less than a mile away. Transportation is effortless with N/R and D trains, excellent bus service, CitiBikes and express ferry service to Manhattan all nearby.