Nestled in the Park Slope neighborhood, this third-floor rental unit allows residents to experience authentic 1930s design. The building, renovated by architect W.C Winters, features original wood floors, vintage lighting fixtures, and a unique kitchen sink from the period. While compact in size, the studio includes a separate kitchen and multiple closets, with one cleverly designed alcove. Modern appliances are complemented by original cabinetry, while the bathroom echoes the kitchen's vintage aesthetic. Residents will appreciate the building's history, dating back to its renovation in 1930, while enjoying contemporary living in a vibrant neighborhood.
This Park Slope rental offers a rare chance to experience authentic 1930s design, complete with vintage fixtures that have maintained their charm through decades.
The studio's small size is offset by vintage details such as original wood floors, period lighting, and a unique alcove that serves as a significant closet space.
Despite its modest footprint, the kitchen retains its original sink and features modern cabinetry, proving a blend of historical charm and contemporary convenience.
Located in a historic building, this unit provides a glimpse into the past with its unchanged fixtures, including the black and white tile designs in both the kitchen and bathroom.
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