EERN PKWY #F1

Perched at the top of this iconic condominium, this home embodies the history of pre-war luxury with meticulous modern updates. home embodies the history of pre-war luxury with meticulous modern updates. From the moment you enter this stunning, light-filled 3-bedroom, 2-bath apartment it's evident that no detail was overlooked in the pristine renovation and restoration of this pre-war beauty.

The custom kitchen is a chef's dream with its high gloss cabinetry, marble counters, a Franke fireclay…

Perched at the top of this iconic condominium, this home embodies the history of pre-war luxury with meticulous modern updates. home embodies the history of pre-war luxury with meticulous modern updates. From the moment you enter this stunning, light-filled 3-bedroom, 2-bath apartment it's evident that no detail was overlooked in the pristine renovation and restoration of this pre-war beauty.

The custom kitchen is a chef's dream with its high gloss cabinetry, marble counters, a Franke fireclay porcelain sink, Italian tile, glass backsplash, and high-end appliances, including an American Range hooded stove, a paneled Liebherr fridge, and Miele dishwasher. Both of the exquisite designer bathrooms feature rain showers, Italian tile, and Waterworks fixtures. The apartment is on the top floor (elevator building) and is flooded with light from 11 windows along 2 exposures. Its many other features include almost 10-ft ceilings, 8-ft solid core doors with Rejuvenation hardware, designer lighting, ingenious storage, and closet space, restored plaster detail, and bleached, artisan floors.

The Woodrow Wilson is an Art Deco building with a doorman, a live-in super, and a porter. It's on lush Eastern Parkway, which was designed by Central Park's Vaux and Olmsted and landmarked as the nation's first parkway. This beautiful pre-war, elevator building in Prospect Heights is located half a block from the Brooklyn Museum and just steps away from Brooklyn's cultural corridor: the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, Prospect Park, and the weekend farmers market at Grand Army Plaza. Residents enjoy entering the building through a landscaped front yard and a beautiful Art Deco marble lobby with doorman. Conveniently located near train lines 2,3,4,5, and within walking distance to the B/Q, whisking you into Manhattan only 4 stops away.