Flatbush Gardens, 1401 New York Avenue: Review and Ratings
between Foster Avenue & Farragut Road View Full Building Profile
This 59-building Flatbush Gardens apartment complex has about 2,500 rental units in Flatbush and was erected in 1950 on the site of the Flatbush Water Works.
The red-brick complex is bound by Foster, Brooklyn, Newkirk and Nostrand avenues and used to be known as Vanderveer Estates.
It was acquired by Clipper Equity, which is headed by David Bitricer, in 2005 for $138.5 million from a California pension fund.
Bottom Line
Rusticated quoins, landscaping, children’s playgrounds and handball courts enhance this large Central Brooklyn mid-rise rental complex.
Description
The buildings have rusticated quoins and simple cornice treatments with a slightly raised rectangular boxes.
The buildings have fire-escapes tucked into the corner of the lightwells and sidewalk landscaping.
Amenities
The complex has children’s playgrounds, handball courts, a daycare center, garages, live-in superintendents and laundry rooms.
Apartments
A three-bedroom unit has 677 square feet with an enclosed and windowed kitchen.
A two-bedroom unit has 492 square feet with an entry foyer and an enclosed and windowed kitchen.
A one-bedroom unit has 447 square feet with an entry foyer and an enclosed and windowed kitchen.
A studio unit has 291 square feet with an open kitchen.
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