Sales Launch at Brooklyn Flats; Newly Converted Condos Start at $565K

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Wednesday, Aug 8, 2018 By CityRealty Staff, CityRealty contributor

While Prospect Lefferts Gardens has seen a recent renaissance and building boom, this does not necessarily involve new construction on every corner. On the contrary, the neighborhood's architectural aesthetic provides great bones for conversion. That is the case at Brooklyn Flats: The six-story building at 61 Martense Street has been converted to condos, and sales have just launched on the apartments within.

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No detail is overlooked in the one- through three-bedrooms apartments. All 60 units feature rich red oak floors, well-appointed cabinetry and hardware, recessed lighting, stainless steel appliances, luxe kitchen and bath fixtures, and in-unit washer/dryer. Select homes have private outdoor terraces.

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Amenities at Brooklyn Flats include a roof deck and fitness center. Between its private parking garage, bike room, and location between two Church Avenue subway stops, residents will have a wealth of transportation options at their disposal. However, there is much to keep them occupied close to home; Prospect Lefferts Gardens is attracting a vibrant young community, and Prospect Park and Kings Theatre are a short walk away.

Both one- and two-bedroom apartments start at $565K, and the highest price of the listed apartments is $780K. According to CityRealty data, the median price for Prospect Lefferts Gardens is $675K. See more neighborhood listings here.

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