This Classic Italianate in Prospect Heights With Details Needs Work, Wants $2.99 Million
A three-family Italianate in Prospect Heights is configured as two floor-through apartments over a duplex.
Charming Prewar Two-Bedroom Co-op in Prospect Heights, Near Grand Army Plaza Asks $795K
Here’s a prewar co-op in Prospect Heights that’s primely located just a half-block from Grand Army Plaza.
The Billiard Factory Lofts Offers Renters an Authentic Option in Prospect Heights
The Billiard Factory Lofts has 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom residences to rent, each with its unique floor plan but all offering exposed brick, high ceilings, and oak hardwood flooring.
National Register of Historic Places Adds More Than 600 Prospect Heights Properties
The official count of historic buildings in Prospect Heights just tripled, with more than 600 homes and other structures added to the National Register of Historic Places.
Condo With Built-Ins, Wood-Burning Fireplace in Landmarked Brownstone Asks $1.295 Million
It’s big, it’s beautiful and it’s a condo — in a landmarked brownstone. This fetching two-bed, two-bath sits at the top floor of a 25-foot-wide house at 214 Park Place in Prospect Heights. Fully renovated six years ago, it’s a nice unit in fine shape, with an attractive kitchen, a lot of built-ins and a functional layout.
Weighing in at around 1,100 square feet, it’s got a spacious living room and an open-plan kitchen in the front, separated by an island with a white stone countertop. The former has a wall of built-in shelving/cabinetry and a wood-burning fireplace. Also nice big windows, which are reputed to offer a skyline view.
Large Eastern Parkway Co-op With Elegant Pre-War Feel Asks $1.1 Million
Situated in the Turner Towers, the art deco co-op building at 135 Eastern Parkway, this two-bedroom, two-bath unit offers high-ceilings, an elegant pre-war feel and a fair amount of space — around 1,300 square feet.
The large eat-in kitchen needs redoing, which could be considered a negative — or an opportunity to create one in accordance with your own vision. The listing, from Tracey McLean at Corcoran, says the bathrooms need work as well, though we quite like the old-school black-and-white-tile scheme in the one pictured.
Russian Billionaire to Buy Brooklyn Jewel Barclays Center and Its Nets Basketball Team
Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov is sick of sharing his stake in Barclays Center — and its losing basketball team.
The Insider: “Modern But Warm” Duplex for a Prospect Heights Family
“Modern but warm” is how the new homeowners described their vision to Park Slope-based architect Jeff Etelamaki as they embarked on the gut renovation of a stoop-less, early-20th-century row house on an eclectic, non-landmarked block in Prospect Heights.
Beloved 1920s Prospect Heights Bank Building Not Worthy of Landmarking, LPC Decides
To the woe of local preservationists, the Landmark Preservation Commission has announced that, following review, they did not find a former bank in Prospect Heights to be worthy of landmarking. The neoclassical property at 856 Washington Avenue has been approved for demolition, with permits filed to replace it with a 14-story condo building.
Renovated Pre-War Two-Bedroom Co-op Near Prospect Park Wants $715K
This co-op at 274 St. Johns Place in Prospect Heights isn’t huge but it’s got two good-size bedrooms and is priced well under the million mark. It’s renovated but in a circa-1900 building, so it has some prewar charm — and it’s close to Prospect Park and all its nearby amenities.