ID #‎	22898046
Details	Building Name: 960 STERLING PLACE 2 bed, 2 bath, Interior: 1200 ft2, 111m2, 79 Units in the building, Building has 6 floors Listing Age: 40 days
Construction Year	1937
Maintenance Fees	$1,301
Bus	1 min to B44, B45
	3 min to B43
	4 min to B44+
	6 min to B49, B65
Subway	5 min to 3
	7 min to 2, 5

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Rare Large and sunny TRUE 2 bed and 2 full bath in prime location! Approximately 1250 sq feet, this Art Deco home has a very large eat in kitchen, a generous dining foyer, abundant closets, a 20 by 13 foot LR with large west facing windows, 2 graciously sized bedrooms that can accommodate WFH offices, and 2 full baths. Period details such as arched entryways, hardwood floors, high ceilings and tall windows complement the thoroughly modern kitchen and baths! 6 huge closets! 9 windows, true pre war graciousness. Well managed co-op has a common courtyard for BBQs and parties, a main courtyard entrance that is a seasonal showcase, and an impressive large lobby with terrazzo floors and decorative fireplaces. Pets welcomed (dogs up to 30lbs)! Live in super, virtual doorman, storage and a sparkling modern laundry. What more could you want? Located just blocks from all the express trains at Franklin Ave, across from the famed Mercein Thomas designed 1888 Romanesque Revival style church and grounds. Located in the North Crown Heights Historic District. You'll so enjoy living close to the Brooklyn Museum, the Botanic Garden and the Children's Museum. Delight in the many fields, playgrounds and dog runs at Brower Park and of course Prospect Park! Central to all the Brooklyn Events and famous public cultural opportunities like First Saturdays at the Brooklyn Museum, free concerts in parks, or at the German School of Brooklyn, or swing dancing nights at Grand Army Plaza! Coming home to this treelined neighborhood is a pleasure as it's home to many grand 19th century homes and churches by George Chappell and Montrose Morris as well as pre-war apartment buildings by famed architects such as Matthew Del Guardio, or this one by Jacob Sherman! Transit is a breeze with 7 subway lines and several express buses close by.
Destination dining and locavore favorites abound! Check out Barboncino, Gees, Winner on Franklin, Rangoon, Agi's Counter, Ras Plant Based, St Ends, King Thai, Oxalis, Urotora, Cafe Rue Dix, Chavela and Friends and Lovers. And don't forget the Grand Army Plaza Farmer's market and battle of the Food Trucks! First showings March 2nd and 3rd. Don't miss out on this gem ! PETS ALLOWED but with 30lb limit for dogs.

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