Ibi 645 East 26th Street ni ipo pataki kan ninu ọkan mi. Ilé yii ti a ṣe ni 1931 ti a ṣe apẹrẹ ni Art Deco jẹ ibèbè iṣẹ mi ni ile-ibẹwẹ. O jẹ mejeeji atokọ ile-ibẹwẹ mi ati ipari rẹ ọdun 20 sẹyin. Ilé apá meji yii gbooro ju ẹsẹ oní 1,100 lọ ati pe o ni imọlẹ ọjọ́ tó pẹ́ lati ọsan lati yara gbigbe ti o dojukọ iwọ-oorun, ibi idana, ati yàrá ẹlẹgbẹ́. Iha arọrin ti awọn ògiri Romanesque ati awọn kọọbu to wa ni ile ti ni ilọsiwaju nipasẹ ibi idana ti a tunṣe ati aaye jijẹ ti a yi pada si ọfiisi ile ti o pe. Yara iwẹ ti wa ni itọju daradara. O wa ni aarin Flatbush Junction ati Brooklyn College. Sunmọ ọpọlọpọ awọn aṣayan rira (Target, HomeGoods, ati Adli, laarin awọn miiran), ọkọ irin-ajo (nipasẹ ọkọ tren 2/5 ni Flatbush Junction; ọpọlọpọ awọn ila bisi n ṣiṣẹ Manhattan ati gbogbo Brooklyn), ati, dajudaju, ile-ẹkọ giga Brooklyn. Aṣayan ọkọ irin-ajo miiran ni ọkọ tren B/Q @ Foster Avenue. Ọna Cortelyou jẹ aṣayan nla fun brunch ipari ọsẹ.

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.