10 Plaza Street E 4B

Agent's Note

From Curtis Bain. Details about the apartment are drawn from the listing information provided through RLS by Corcoran Group.

A 15-story elevator cooperative built in 1959, 10 Plaza Street East has 134 units and a full-time doorman and live-in superintendent. A part-time porter rounds out the staff, which matters more for daily life than most finishes, and I'd weigh it first.

Inside, the entrance foyer leads to hardwood floors and a living space the listing describes as built for hosting. The kitchen has a gas cooktop and a dishwasher, and stainless steel appliances sit alongside quartz countertops and breakfast bar seating. The dining nook has treetop views and works as a dedicated spot for meals or for working from home.

The apartment gets southern light. Direct sun through a south-facing window runs from about 7:41 AM to 4:07 PM at the winter solstice and from about 8:04 AM to 6:02 PM at the spring equinox, though nearby buildings can block it and those times assume an open horizon. High ceilings add volume, and they don't by themselves settle how a floor plan works, so it's worth walking the room with your own furniture in mind.

Storage in the bedroom is described as abundant, and the king-size room has space for it. The bathroom has a soaking tub, white subway tile, a floating vanity and matte black hardware.

Grand Army Plaza, with the 2 and 3 trains, is about 1 minute on foot, and you'll find Prospect Park about 6 minutes away. Union Market is about 2 minutes on foot, and the Brooklyn Museum is about 13 minutes.

The cooperative permits 75% financing, and the listing notes that gifts and co-purchasing are accepted. Subletting becomes possible after two years. Cats and dogs are allowed.