Providing a spacious format with a big lobby, two bedrooms and a eating alcove, this Windsor Terrace house additionally has a location close to Prospect Park. On the primary ground of the six-story 202 Seeley Road, there are parquet flooring, 5 closets and all white finishes all through the unit.
Plans for the development of the brick constructing by agency Punia & Marx had been introduced in 1952. The agency, with companions Charles Punia and William Marx, was busy establishing house buildings in Brooklyn throughout the publish conflict interval. They appear to have labored with quite a few architects, together with Kavy & Kavovitt, on their initiatives. The unique ground plans for this constructing sadly don’t establish the architect, however they do listing the facilities that had been provided to draw renters. Highlighted had been hardwood flooring, linoleum and Formica within the kitchens and garments hampers and “fashionable sink cupboards” within the loos. Dubbed Hampton Manor, leases in 202 Seeley Road had been marketed beginning in 1953 and the constructing obtained a certificates of occupancy in 1954.
These unique ground plans present that the format of this unit has remained unchanged. A corridor with a walk-in closet and room for bookshelves or slim seating results in the massive lobby. It’s open to the street-facing front room and the eating alcove. Adjoining is the windowed galley kitchen with white cupboards and a dishwasher.
The parquet flooring proceed into the 2 roomy bedrooms. The bigger of the 2 faces the road. The complete tub is windowed with white fixtures and a brown tile ground.
Facilities within the cat-friendly co-op constructing embody a laundry room, a lending library, storage and bike storage. There’s no point out of an additional cost or wait listing for storage, however there’s a wait listing for the constructing’s underground parking storage. The itemizing notes that there are plans for the set up of latest home windows within the constructing. Upkeep for this unit is $971 a month.
Elizabeth Kohen and Paul Paglia of Garfield Realty have the itemizing and it’s priced at $895,000. What do you assume?
[Listing: 202 Seeley Street #1A | Broker: Garfield Realty] GMAP
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