Unit 2E at 133 8th Avenue is a wonderfully charming, oversized pre-war one bedroom, one bathroom home located in the heart of Park Slopes historic district and just one block from Prospect Park. Completely renovated and located only one flight up, this fantastic corner unit features south and east exposures, walnut-stained bamboo floors, recently skim-coated walls, recessed lighting, oversized windows and great pre-war detail such as an arched entry, an original stained-glass window, crown moldings, and 96 ceilings. The spacious living room has two exposures and comfortably accommodates separate living and dining areas. (Note alternate floor plan for second bedroom conversion.) Just beyond the entrance foyer is the sizable windowed kitchen that boasts granite countertops and a glass tile backsplash, plus full-size stainless steel appliances, including a French door refrigerator, dishwasher, and a side by side washer dryer. The quiet and serene bedroom has dual exposures, as well as two large closets, while the windowed bathroom features a restored, original stained-glass window, marble-top vanity, and crisp white tiling with black accents. Additional features include fully-outfitted closets throughout and nice low monthly maintenance.  133 8th Avenue is a 4-story, limestone walk-up building built in 1910. Together with a second building, whose entrance is around the corner on Montgomery Place, this well-established, boutique cooperative of 40 units has a live-in superintendent and features stroller parking in the 8th Ave. lobby, bike storage and private, onsite storage rooms on the Montgomery side. Access is provided through a shared courtyard. (Application for storage and bike room must be made to the board.) The current owner has a large, 44 sq. foot private storage room with 9' ceilings. The grand lobby on 8th Ave. features ornate plasterwork and has an extra-wide center staircase with airy, common hallways.  The building allows pied-a-terres, subletting and pets with Board approval. It is conveniently located near bustling 7th Avenue, the 2, 3, B, and Q express train lines, as well as Grand Army Plaza, the Farmers Market, The Brooklyn Museum and The Brooklyn Botanical Gardens.