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Built in 1910 and converted to a three residence condominium in 2020, 825 Prospect Place occupies a tree lined block in Crown Heights’ historic district. The renovation was designed by architect James Cleary with interiors by Alexis Winter, retaining the character of the pre war structure while introducing large windows and wide plank white oak floors.
The three homes have in unit washer and dryer systems, video intercoms, balconies or terraces, and kitchens with custom cabinetry, integrated appliances, vented hoods, and quartz counters. Bathrooms use tile, custom vanities, and refined contemporary fixtures, while trimless recessed lighting carries the renovation’s restrained approach into the shared architectural language of the residences.
Outdoor space shapes two of the building’s most distinctive layouts: a lower duplex is organized around a private yard, while the top floor is arranged as a duplex with a private roof deck connected to water and natural gas. The building is just off Nostrand Avenue, a block from the Brooklyn Children’s Museum and Brower Park, with neighborhood restaurants and bars including Trinidad Golden Palace, Mayfield, Ras, Chavela’s, and Nostrand Station Bar and Lounge nearby.
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