Park Slope one-bedroom with abundant storage, natural light seeks $795K

Welcome back to The Six Digit Club, in which we take a look at a newish-to-market listing priced under $1 million, because nice things sometimes come in small packages. Send nominations to the tipline.

A top-floor Park Slope co-op with lots of storage has just landed on the market seeking $795,000. The one-bedroom apartment is located on Eighth Avenue between Carroll and President streets, just one block from Prospect Park, in a prewar building with a facade that’s worth a second look—the architectural style changes over each floor.

The apartment itself is fairly basic but perfectly nice: A joint living room and dining room features a decorative fireplace and mantle, parquet wood floors, and a large built-in bookshelf. The eat-in kitchen comes with white marble countertops including a tiny breakfast nook as well as stainless steel appliances, and the updated bathroom sports a glass-enclosed shower, classic tile work, and a skylight.

The classic full bathroom gets natural light from an overhead skylight.

The apartment’s bedroom is at the rear of the building and overlooks the block’s gardens. It’s one of the more, if not the, most spacious room in the apartment and also comes with three custom-fitted closets and a separate shoe closet.

The apartment last sold in 2014 for $658,000. It’s now on the market with Homedax Real Estate.