One of the many superb qualities of this two-bedroom co-op apartment is its spaciousness, starting with 11.5-foot ceilings. Walk down the white brick hall (read: "art/photo gallery"!) that ends with a cozy built-in desk, and take a sharp left into the kitchen. It's appointed with stainless-steel GE appliances, including a fridge with French doors, five-burner stove, microwave and dishwasher; an extra wide and deep sink with gooseneck faucet; white subway tiles; ceiling-high cabinetry; and a breakfast bar that seats four.

The dining room is roomy enough for a dinner party, extra seating, and a credenza for barware and booze. Windows wrap around into the living room and cast light from two exposures. The living room has a charming decorative mantel, tucked-away closet, and built-in shelving.

The bathroom has been renovated with a tiled marble floor, white subway tile walls, a deep tub and a heated towel rack. The hallway closet is host to a stacked Whirlpool Duet washer and dryer.

Two bedrooms and lots of storage spaces complete the other end of this apartment. The second bedroom is perfect for a twin bed (or bunks!) or a home office. The primary is 25-feet long, and because it has three windows, could easily be divided in two. A deep closet would allow for both a separate entrance and storage.

135 Prospect Park West, a 43-unit, 6-story building sits proudly across the street from Prospect Park and a main entrance to its largest playground and bandshell; tennis courts and pedal boats are just down Prospect Park Southwest. The stately turn-of-the-century building has a grand lobby with stroller storage, live-in super, and basement laundry. A private/enclosed storage room and semi-private bike storage is there, as well. A short stroll south and west lead you to Nitehawk Cinema, the commercial corridor of Windsor Terrace, and the many gems on 7th and 8th Avenue: Ladybird Bakery, Pasta Louise, Provini, Zatar, Winner, Cafe Grumpy, Fonda -- and many more. P.S. 107 and the F/G line are one avenue away. Showings begin the weekend of March 16 & 17, so don't delay!