I was glad to see a post on Brownstoner about office space at The Montauk Club. It even mentions my friend and landlord, Martin Goldin, a developer who bought the lower level of the club, which at one time was the club’s bowling alley.

When Marty bought the space in 2001 the space was a complet wreck. He preserved the details that he could  and turned the rest into a modern office space complete with a shared conference room,  kitchen, public restrooms and a recycling area.

Hey, did I mention that my office is in that building. I don’t know what I’d do without it. I was Marty’s second tenant and it’s my sanctuary; the place where I get the most work done.

The available spaces are $950 and $1200.

Yes, it is hard to find office space in Park Slope. There’s very little. I’ve had a few spaces in people’s brownstones. But this is the best situation yet. I had my attic garret on 17th Street and my basement mud room on 6th Avenue. But they were both freezing in the winter.

But this is the most professional and the best. I’ve been there since 2002 and I’m not going anywhere.

Part of the fun is walking into that building every day. It’s very Grand. The offices are in the basement and have no architectural detail but it’s still fun to be part of it all.