60 Plaza Street East - Prospect Heights, Brooklyn
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60 Plaza Street East is a distinguished Art Deco co-operative building situated at Grand Army Plaza in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. The pre-war structure features classic architectural elements including curved archways, crown moldings, and hardwood floors throughout its residences.
The full-service building offers a comprehensive amenity package including a full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, porter service, and a communal garden. Additional amenities include a recently renovated laundry room with app notifications, bike storage, and private storage units (currently waitlisted). The building has recently embraced sustainability by installing rooftop solar panels.
The co-op maintains pet-friendly policies with no weight or breed restrictions. Building policies permit subletting after two years of ownership, and the board considers co-purchasing, gifting, and parents buying arrangements, all subject to approval. The building operates with excellent reserves and carries no underlying mortgage.
Residences within the building typically showcase pre-war architectural details, generous room proportions, and thoughtful layouts. Many units benefit from multiple exposures providing abundant natural light, and several apartments offer views overlooking Grand Army Plaza or the surrounding tree-lined streets.
The building's location offers exceptional access to cultural institutions including the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Public Library, and Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Prospect Park is just steps away, and the weekend Farmers Market at Grand Army Plaza is a neighborhood highlight.
Transportation is highly convenient with the 2/3 trains located directly outside and the B/Q lines a few blocks away. The surrounding area features numerous dining and shopping options along Vanderbilt, Washington, and Flatbush Avenues, making it a prime location in one of Brooklyn's most desirable neighborhoods.
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