Charm abounds in this renovated two-bedroom co-op in the heart of the North Slope. Come home to this spacious light-filled apartment overlooking leafy Union Street. With an inviting layout and great proportions, the home incorporates a perfect blend of modern style and pre-war charm.

The spacious living room features an exposed brick wall and WOOD-BURNING fireplace. The south-facing bay windows invite bright light throughout the day and are surrounded by original hardwood molding and beautifully restored POCKET SHUTTERS. An extra-large skylight halos the living room making the space bright, even the cloudiest of days. The open concept layout provides plenty of space for both living and dining areas, making it perfect for entertaining.

The renovated kitchen features custom white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, Caesarstone counters, a sleek black subway tile backsplash, and fantastic storage space.

A gracious gallery hallway leads to the bedrooms, providing excellent separation of space and privacy. The well-proportioned primary bedroom has a spacious closet and offers two exposures (west and north) through its large windows. The second bedroom is also well-proportioned with a roomy closet.

The renovated bathroom boasts classic black and white finishes and features a large vanity, a deep soaking tub, a linen closet and modern chrome fixtures. An in-unit washer & dryer is conveniently located in the hall. Throughout the apartment you'll find great closet and storage space, custom lighting, beautifully refinished hardwood floors and high ceilings.

749 Union Street is a well-maintained 8-unit coop with very low monthlies and no underlying mortgage. Each unit has additional storage in the basement and the coop is pet-friendly too! Located in the heart of the North Slope, between the wonderful commercial streets of 5th and 7th Avenues, with fantastic dining and shopping, near the Park Slope Food Coop, Union Market, just down the street from Grand Army Plaza and Prospect Park, and with easy access to multiple subway lines at Union Street or Atlantic Terminal, the location is hard to beat!