378 7TH Street 2R

3 Beds 1 Baths

About This Property

Convertible 3-Bedroom /1-Bath on Tree-Lined Park Slope Block

Welcome to this beautifully renovated, turnkey home in the heart of Park Slope! Perfectly situated on the second floor of a classic Brooklyn co-op, this convertible 3- bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment seamlessly blends modern luxury with historic neighborhood charm.

Completely renovated in April 2026, this move-in-ready residence offers an incredibly flexible layout tailored to your lifestyle. Currently configured as a spacious 2-bedroom with a separate dining/office area, the floor plan easily adapts into a true 3-bedroom home.

The main living room boasts serene views and an inviting atmosphere for entertaining, or it can serve as a primary bedroom that easily accommodates a king-sized bed. Two separate, peaceful bedrooms offer quiet retreats, while a custom-built, L-shaped storage loft runs above the hallway and primary bedroom to maximize space.

The remarkably bright, windowed eat-in kitchen features brand-new appliances, a vented range hood, and a convenient, stacked LG washer/dryer. The newly updated bathroom is bright, spa-like, and styled for relaxation. Connecting the layout is a central flexible space able to serve as your dining area, home office, or cozy den.

Located on 7th Street, this intimate 8-unit, non-smoking, self-managed co-op boasts excellent financials, carries no underlying building mortgage, and features an exceptionally low monthly maintenance fee of $625. Residents enjoy access to a sunny common backyard, plenty of dedicated basement bike storage, and a pet policy allowing cats upon board approval (sorry, no dogs). Subletting is also permitted with board approval, subject to co-op rules.

Ideally situated just off bustling 5th Avenue, this location offers access to Park Slope's premier dining, boutique shopping, and vibrant cafes, with the sprawling green spaces of Prospect Park nearby. Exceptional transit options include the F, G, R, D, and N lines), the B63 bus directly on 5th Avenue, and the B61 bus on 9th Street.