I N V E S T M E N T H I G H L I G H T S Condominium ownership — offered as a standalone commercial condominium unit, providing a buyer clean fee-simple-style control free of ground lease or co-op board approval Landmarked, character-rich asset — original oak millwork, hardwood floors, and stained glass inside the historic Montauk Condominium, a Venetian Gothic landmark built in 1889 Fully occupied — 14 private offices and two conference rooms leased on flexible, short-term terms with a track record of a waiting list rather than vacancy All-inclusive rent structure — HVAC, electricity, 24/7 access, guest Wi-Fi, and shared conference rooms bundled into rent, supporting premium per square-foot economics Short-term lease rollover — flexible terms provide a buyer near-term optionality to mark rents to market across the portfolio of offices. Transit-rich Park Slope location — four subway lines (2, 3, B, Q) and three bus routes (B41, B67, B69) within steps of the building. Steps from Prospect Park — the neighborhood's centerpiece green space, along with the Brooklyn Museum, Botanic Garden, and Brooklyn Public Library, anchors demand.