EERN PKWY #A-15

Residence:

Located on the border of Crown Heights and Prospect Heights, 255 Eastern Parkway (the Woodrow Wilson) is a highly desirable, prewar condominium building. This apartment is a five bedroom apartment currently configured as a four bedroom with one and a half baths. It has 1,656 square feet of living space and was renovated to invoke loft living. One walks into the kitchen which is open to the dining area and vast living room with built-in bookcases. This apartment screams open concept …

Residence:

Located on the border of Crown Heights and Prospect Heights, 255 Eastern Parkway (the Woodrow Wilson) is a highly desirable, prewar condominium building. This apartment is a five bedroom apartment currently configured as a four bedroom with one and a half baths. It has 1,656 square feet of living space and was renovated to invoke loft living. One walks into the kitchen which is open to the dining area and vast living room with built-in bookcases. This apartment screams open concept living. The main living area has three large windows that face south and look at the building’s garden and manicured lawn. There are currently three large bedrooms on one side of the residence with the option for an additional bedroom. The other side of the apartment has one smaller guest room with a half bath. The main bathroom has been beautifully renovated with a rain shower and soaking tub. The building is fully staffed with a doorman, porter, and a live-in superintendent. Private storage and bike storage is available.

Neighborhood:

255 Eastern Parkway is located across the street from the Brooklyn Museum and the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens on the lush, tree lined Eastern Parkway. It is a five minutes away from Grand Army Plaza and the entrance to Prospect Park. It is located 25 minutes from midtown Manhattan and has unbelievable access to a variety of subway lines. The 2/3 trains and 4/5 trains are located steps away. Additionally, the Brooklyn S train—which is also right there—can easily take one to the A/C trains and B/Q trains. Both Crown Heights and Prospect Heights offer a dizzying choice of restaurants, bars, and shops. Park Slope and other neighborhoods are a located close by.