Apartment 1A

Seventh Street House is a four-story walk-up at 418 7th St, built in 1899 and home to just seven apartments. It is the kind of Park Slope building where you know the super by name: a live-in superintendent looks after the place, and the practical things are covered with a shared laundry room, a bike storage room, smart package lockers and a virtual doorman intercom at the front door. Cats and dogs are welcome. Inside, the homes are prewar classics. Original hardwood floors, exposed brick, tall windows and subway-tile baths run through every apartment, and several have a decorative fireplace mantel. The mix spans one-bedrooms from 540 square feet, two-bedrooms around 740, and a pair of three-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath homes of more than 1,000 square feet with their own washer and dryer. Kitchens have gas ranges and dishwashers throughout. The address puts you three blocks from Prospect Park, with Seventh Avenue and Fifth Avenue shopping close by and Victorian brownstones in every direction. La Bagel Delight is a 3-minute walk, Key Food Urban Marketplace is 8 minutes, and Scottadito Osteria Toscana is 12 minutes for dinner. The 7 Av station, served by the F/G and B/Q, is a 6-minute walk, and the R at Union St and the 2/3 at Grand Army Plaza are both within reach.