Picture Perfect Pre War Beauty

Clean lines, great light, and a layout that lives larger than expected—this Bedford Avenue one-bedroom is a smart gem you'll feel lucky to have found.

Adjacent to Ditmas Park, in this Flatbush/Midwood location you'll find multiple transportation options close-by as well as multiple neighborhood amenities that are local treasures - like treelined blocks with lush greenery and opulent Victorian houses, the Flatbush College Recreation Center with world class athletic facilities (open for community members to join), and Newkirk Plaza, a quaint open air shopping center.

The apartment is a true beauty with lovely bones, dreamy sunlight, and gorgeous renovations. Tasteful, but a little daring and very special.

The views stretch out over Victorian Brooklyn with lush trees and terracotta roof tops. The living room comfortably fits a proper sofa as well as additional furniture. The entry foyer works nicely as a dining area with a built-in accent piece for decoration or service wares.

With the same gorgeous views, the bedroom is splashed in sunlight from two exposures. It's fairly oversized and easily handles a king size bed along with side tables, and additional pieces. There are two spacious closets where you can carefully tuck away your wardrobe.

Best of all is the eat-in windowed kitchen, which will quickly become your favorite room in the apartment. It's got the same stunning views and classic prewar details— tiled floors, high ceilings, and an arched doorway. It's nicely appointed with a retro style fridge, 24 inch Thor gas range, and built-in microwave.

The natural hard wood parquet floors, real plaster walls and attention to detail adds a homey warmth throughout. You're going to like it here!

Built in 1931 2835 Bedford is a 6 story elevator building with a full time, live in super. The apartment comes with a spacious private storage closet. There is bike room and the building has a sweet community garden for all shareholders to enjoy.

Moments to the 2/5 at Flatbush Av–Brooklyn College for a quick Manhattan or Downtown Brooklyn commute, or head over towards Newkirk Plaza for the Q and B trains, plus Kings Theatre, local bakeries, and grocers are all right in your orbit. A sweet, city-smart home with all the right moves.