2-bedroom condo for sale in Prospect Heights

Classic Brooklyn character meets thoughtful updates in this newly renovated 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom home. Situated on a tree lined Prospect Heights block just off Grand Army Plaza and two short blocks from Prospect Park, this 710-square-foot, third-floor apartment features 9’5” ceilings, hardwood floors throughout, and excellent natural light.

Built in 1916, the pre-war walk-up welcomes you with a Calacatta marble lobby and a classic staircase. Inside the apartment, an entry gallery offers an ideal setting for artwork and leads past the bedroom and bathroom into the open kitchen and living/dining area. South-facing windows brighten the living area and adjoining bedroom.

The updated kitchen features contemporary appliances, including a dishwasher. Across from the sink, stove, and refrigerator, an additional row of base cabinets topped with quartz provides extra storage and workspace. The counter extends toward the living area to create a breakfast bar with casual seating.

The bedrooms are separated by the kitchen and bathroom, providing privacy between the two sleeping spaces. Glass-paneled French doors connect the south-facing bedroom to the living room, allowing it to serve as a bedroom, home office, lounge, or extension of the main living space. The other bedroom is accessed from the gallery.

The pet-friendly building is professionally managed, with a live-in superintendent and strong finances. Amenities include solar-powered common areas, an HD security system, video intercom, a common basement laundry room, and first-floor stroller storage. Individual storage compartments and bicycle storage are available for an additional fee, subject to availability.

Low Monthly Carrying Charges!

Common charges: $369.75 Estimated real estate taxes: approx. $469* Total $838.75

Neighborhood and Transportation

Enjoy the shops, cafés, restaurants, and cultural attractions of both Prospect Heights and neighboring Park Slope. Prospect Park offers space for walks, cycling, picnics, and recreation, while nearby Grand Army Plaza hosts the Greenmarket. The Brooklyn Museum and Brooklyn Botanic Garden add to the neighborhood’s appeal.

Vanderbilt Avenue’s restaurants and independent shops are close by, along with Park Slope’s brownstone-lined streets and shopping and dining along Seventh and Fifth Avenues. The apartment is also within walking distance of the Park Slope Food Coop on Union Street.

The 2 and 3 trains at Grand Army Plaza, along with nearby B and Q service, provide convenient connections to Manhattan and other parts of Brooklyn.

== *For an eligible owner-occupant using the apartment as a primary residence and receiving the 22.5% NYC Co-op/Condo Tax Abatement. Without the abatement, estimated real estate taxes are approximately $605 per month. Eligibility for the abatement should be independently confirmed.