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Charming neighborhood views and sunlight are abundant in this sweet two-bedroom, one -bathroom pre-war home. With a great house-like layout, three exposures and expansive common area rooms, 1J offers great flexibility. As you come in, there is a a large foyer area that works very well as home office space. If you need two work-from-home areas, the oversized living room offers ample square footage to have both a spacious living area and an additional nook for a second home office space. Kept as is, there are two separate bedrooms - or you can convert back to one extra large one bedroom with double exposures. The galley kitchen is extra wide and has loads of counter and storage space, a dishwasher and an undermount sink. It also comes with a huge eat-in area that can hold a real dining room table. The bathroom is windowed and has both a tub and separate shower stall. The whole apartment has been stylishly updated. There are pre-war details and hardwood floors throughout; additionally the apartment has five closets.

An art deco co-op building, 1825 Foster Avenue is cat-friendly and well maintained. Amenities include an elevator, a live-in super, an evening doorman, bike storage, a laundry room, a community room which has a play area and a small gym, and a common garden. Close to the B and Q trains and the many shops, restaurants, and cafes of Newkirk Avenue and Foster Avenue including Milk and Honey, Coffee Mob, Ox Tavern, Wattli, Westwood, and Rusty Nail. A short distance from Cortelyou Road amenities and year-round farmer's market as well as Prospect Park.