Bask in the epitome of Brooklyn living in this spacious 2BR/1BA Kensington oasis at 160 Ocean Parkway! Residence #4F provides the perfect balance for entertaining, relaxation, and comfortable living, boasting wonderful Northern and Western exposure and tons of natural light especially in the oversized primary bedroom and living room. You'll be greeted by a massive open kitchen that features stainless steel Frigidaire appliances, including a microwave and dishwasher; granite counters, a center island, and ample cabinet space make this kitchen a chef's dream. The sunny dining room accommodates a full-sized table for six or eight and still offers plenty of room to relax and unwind. The spacious primary bedroom has a double-sized closet and lovely treetop views of Brooklyn while the versatile second bedroom easily fits a queen-sized bed, making it perfect for a nursery, home office, or den. The bathroom features a marble floor, a granite sink, and premium fixtures. Bonus perks include ample storage (including a walk-in closet) and hardwood floors.
Kensington Terrace Apartments is a meticulously maintained building with a live-in super and a central laundry room. Located moments away from Steeplechase Coffee, the Windsor Terrace Food Co-op, and other great shopping and dining options on Church and Fort Hamilton Parkway. Just five minutes from the F and G trains and numerous buses, transportation is a breeze. Prospect Park is only one stop away or a short walk, with Greenwood Park nearby as well. Unfortunately, pets are not permitted. Contact us for your private showing today!
Surrounded by Windsor Terrace, Borough Park, and Flatbush, Kensington is a diverse, peaceful neighborhood. There's a large Orthodox Jewish population, which has made its mark on the neighborhood with kosher eateries and religious buildings. That said, the majority of new people moving here are young professionals seeking a large, affordable apartment.
While Kensington was originally settled as part of The Town of Flatbush, the land wasn't used for much. It wasn't until 1737 that the area was properly settled by the British as farmland. Kensington would be used for agricultural purposes throughout the 1700's and 1800's.
It wasn't until 1885 that Kensington was turned into a residential neighborhood. The Ocean Parkway, finished in 1880, helped make the area popular. Businesses started popping up next to it, as did apartment complexes. By the 1920's, Kensington was full of people.
Kensington ran into some issues around the 1950's and 60's…
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