645 East 26th Street kenbe yon plas espesyal nan kè mwen. Bati an 1931 ak enspirasyon Art Deco, sa a te lokal kote mwen te devlope karyè mwen nan imobilye. Se te tou lis ak fèmen imobilye mwen 20 ane de sa. Apatman sa a ki gen de chanm gen plis pase 1,100 pye kare e li ofri anpil limyè apremidi soti nan salon ki fè fas ak lwès, kwizin, ak chanm prensipal la. Charm disrè ach yo ak etajè ki entegre yo te amelyore avèk yon kwizin renove ak yon espas manje ki tounen yon biwo lakay pafè. Twalèt la byen okipe. Li santralman sitiye ant Flatbush Junction ak Brooklyn College. Près de anpil opsyon pou achte (Target, HomeGoods, ak Adli, pami lòt), transpò (atravè tren 2/5 nan Flatbush Junction; plizyè liy bis ki sèvi Manhattan ak tout Brooklyn), ak, evidamman, Brooklyn College Campus. Yon lòt opsyon transpò se tren B/Q @ Foster Avenue. Cortelyou Road se yon gwo opsyon pou brunch wikenn.

645 East 26th Street holds a special place in my heart.  This 1931 Art Deco-inspired building was the incubator of my real estate career. It was both my real estate listing and closing 20 years ago.  This two-bedroom apartment spans over 1,100 square feet and features abundant afternoon light from the west-facing living room, kitchen, and main bedroom. The subtle charm of the Romanesque arches and built-in bookcases has been enhanced by a renovated kitchen and a dining space converted into a perfect home office.  The bathroom has been well-maintained. Centrally located between Flatbush Junction and Brooklyn College.  Close to numerous shopping options (Target, HomeGoods, and Adli, among others), transportation (via the 2/5 train at Flatbush Junction; multiple bus lines serve Manhattan and all of Brooklyn), and, of course, the Brooklyn College Campus. Another transportation option is the B/Q train @ Foster Avenue.  Cortelyou Road is a great option for weekend brunch.