Available July 15th. First showing via Open House on Sunday 6/14 from 12:45PM to 1:45PM. No early access.
Rarely available two bedroom plus bonus room in a charming Prospect Heights townhouse condominium with treetop views.
Occupying the entire third floor, this bright and spacious home offers the perfect blend of classic Brooklyn character and modern conveniences. Oversized windows fill the apartment with natural light, while the versatile layout provides ample room for living, dining, working from home and entertaining.
The spacious living room flows into a separate dining area and renovated kitchen featuring a vented Wolf range, generous cabinet storage, and excellent prep space for home cooks.
Both bedrooms are well-proportioned and feature exposed brick and decorative fireplaces. The flex room offers a unique bonus space with custom built-in closets-perfect as a work-from-home setup, dressing room, creative studio, or an oversized walk-in closet.
Additional features include:
- Central air conditioning
- In-unit washer and dryer
- Private basement storage
Located on a picturesque tree-lined block in the heart of Prospect Heights, just moments from Vanderbilt Avenue's beloved restaurants, cafes, bars, and neighborhood shops. Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and Barclays Center are all nearby.
Cats ok, small dogs considered.
20 app feeRight above Prospect Park, and sandwiched between Park Slope and Crown Heights, Prospect Heights is home to some of the premiere entertainment in Brooklyn, while also being a peaceful neighborhood full of families and fun times.
Part of the original city of Brooklyn, Prospect Heights was an important part of the agricultural practices and trade routes of the Dutch colonists who controlled the land in the 1600's. After the American Revolution, Brooklyn's population began to grow rapidly, and the land of Prospect Heights was sold to the city in order to build housing.
The original grid for Prospect Heights was drawn in 1833 and constructed in 1834, based largely on how the land had been run by the farmers who settled there. However, Brooklyn decided, as streets were still being constructed, to lay a new grid all together in 1839. A deal was struck to keep the streets already constructed which is why some of the streets in Prospect Heights…
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