601 E 19th St APT 2M, Brooklyn, NY 11226

BACK ON THE MARKET and refreshed with all white paint this coop unit is move-in ready, this spacious prewar co-op pairs original architectural details with thoughtful upgrades—including flexible floor plan with multiple work-from-home options. This unit has been virtually staged to show its lovely potential. Set in a well-maintained, pet-friendly building that welcomes both cats and dogs, the home has also been approved through Valley National Bank for qualified first-time buyers to access a competitive 5.75% mortgage interest rate on a 30-year fixed loan (subject to change). The gracious entry foyer, featuring original hardwood floors and high ceilings, provides a flexible space that can serve as a dining area, home office, or welcoming landing zone. The recently renovated, windowed kitchen is as stylish as it is functional, with a marble tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances (including a French-door refrigerator and full-size dishwasher), generous counter space, and ample cabinetry. The expansive living room is designed for versatility. Currently divided into two areas by sliding translucent doors, the main space accommodates a full living setup, while the adjoining area functions as a dining room, office, or guest space. The sliding doors may also be opened or removed entirely to restore the original open-concept layout, as shown in the alternate floor plan. A king-sized bedroom offers room for multiple configurations, including space for nightstands, dressers, and a home office. The updated, windowed bathroom includes a classic shower-tub combo. This elevator building offers bike storage, rentable private storage units, laundry rooms, and a shared outdoor space. Just three blocks from the B/Q trains at Newkirk Plaza and near neighborhood favorites like Coffee Mob Roastery, Westwood, and Milk & Honey, the location also offers easy access to Cortelyou Road’s shops, restaurants, and Sunday farmers market—as well as nearby Prospect Park, the Parade Grounds tennis courts, and the Kensington Dog Run.