8th Eight Ave. #4 is a sun-filled corner cooperative apartment located down the block from the historic Montauk Club on Brooklyn's sought after Sportsman's Row. The building was designed by local architect John Mumford c.1892 for Philip Dwyer, the president of the Brooklyn Jockey Club. #4 is a full-floor two bedroom and two bathroom unit set in an oversized 25 ft. wide Romanesque brownstone with that rare combination of size, location and sense of history you have been seeking.

Enter into the spacious and airy two exposure living and dining room combination featuring original mahogany moldings, wood-burning fireplace, 10 ft. ceiling plus coat closet. Off the living room is a windowed galley kitchen with stainless steel appliances, ample counter space and cherry-wood cabinetry. At the end of the hallway is the sizeable four windowed primary bedroom with tree-top views of brownstone Brooklyn as well as the Manhattan skyline and which features an en-suite bathroom and three closets. Also off the hallway is a second bedroom and that always hard to find second full-bathroom as well as a linen closet and the ever important in-unit washer-dryer. The apartment includes a designated storage area located in the basement.

8 Eight Ave. is a 6 unit self-managed and well maintained boutique cooperative at the entrance of sought after North Park Slope. Some of Brooklyn's best restaurants and most popular boutiques are all right here as are the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Central Library, Botanic Garden, Barclays Center, the Farmers Market at Grand Army Plaza as well as world famous Prospect Park. This prime location is close to commuting options 2/3/B/Q. No sublets and no smoking allowed.