1710 Avenue H Unit #F3, Brooklyn, NY 11230

**Interior photos will be furnished once renovations are completed** This is a spacious 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment in the heart of Midwood (Brooklyn College area). This sun-soaked unit seamlessly blends pre-war charm with modern amenities, nestled in a recently renovated boutique co-op that emphasizes community living. Upon entering, you'll find a large foyer with a coat closet. The living room, featuring double exposure and a windowed eat-in kitchen, this unit is convenient for both entertaining and everyday living. The spacious bedroom includes a walk-in closet for ample storage. The windowed bathroom, adorned with Art Deco tiles, boasts a soaking bathtub, adding a touch of elegance. The neighborhood offers a picturesque setting with tree-lined streets and stately Victorian homes, providing a serene contrast to the vibrant atmosphere of nearby Newkirk and Cortelyou. Enjoy culinary adventures at local hotspots and explore the Sunday farmer's market for a variety of fresh produce. Recent upgrades in the building include a virtual doorman system, a new elevator, a beautiful backyard and updated laundry machines. Bike storage is available for an additional cost. The building's lovingly tended garden, complete with a thriving vegetable patch and a forward-thinking composting area, reflects a community committed to sustainable living. Live in super. Cat friendly. The building is minutes away from the Q train at Ave H station (with it's historically landmarked subway entrance.) This location is wonderfully convenient!! Ditmas Park is a historic Brooklyn neighborhood known for its picturesque streets lined with large, well-preserved Victorian, Colonial Revival, and Tudor Revival homes and bungalows . Developed in the early 1900s, it offers a charming, village-like atmosphere with tree-lined avenues, a strong sense of community, and a vibrant commercial hub centered around Cortelyou Road. The area provides access to subway lines, diverse dining and shopping options, and cultural institutions, creating a unique blend of suburban tranquility and urban convenience. Key Characteristics Architecture: The neighborhood is famous for its stunning architectural variety, featuring sprawling two-story homes with details like turrets, gables, and stained-glass windows, alongside classic Craftsman bungalows. Atmosphere: Residents describe Ditmas Park as having an "authentic heartland vibe" and a neighborly warmth, reminiscent of Main Street, USA, but within New York City. Community: A strong community feel is prevalent, with neighbors often interacting and fostering a sense of connection. Commercial Life: The commercial strip on Cortelyou Road serves as a local hub, offering a variety of restaurants, coffee shops, delis, bars, and music venues. Things to Do and See Walk the Streets: . The tree-lined streets themselves are a major attraction, showcasing beautiful and diverse architectural styles. Explore Cortelyou Road: . This main commercial street is ideal for discovering local eateries and businesses. Experience Local Culture: . The neighborhood hosts local events and provides a backdrop for experiencing the unique culture of Brooklyn. Location and Access Location: Ditmas Park is a historic district within the broader Flatbush area of Brooklyn, with traditional boundaries often cited as Ocean Avenue to East 16th Street and Dorchester Road to Newkirk Avenue. Transportation: The neighborhood is well-served by subway lines, including the Q train at stations like Newkirk Plaza and Cortelyou Road, and the B train at Newkirk, providing convenient access to other parts of the city.