615 Dean Street is a 26-story post-war rental building in Brooklyn's Prospect Heights with 244 units. The building offers numerous amenities including a full-time doorman, fitness center, outdoor spaces, and in-unit washer/dryer. Currently, 10 apartments are for rent.
595 Dean Street is a 26-story rental building located in Brooklyn's Prospect Heights neighborhood, situated between Carlton Avenue and Vanderbilt Avenue. The building contains 244 units and offers a comprehensive amenity package including a full-time doorman, fitness center, on-site parking, outdoor entertainment spaces, a courtyard, bike room, and common dining areas with terraces and balconies.
The building's apartment layouts range from studios to two-bedroom units, with floor-to-ceiling windows being a signature feature across most residences. Many units feature flexible windowed sleeping alcoves, particularly in the studio layouts, along with in-unit washer/dryer, ample closet space, and various kitchen configurations from linear to open designs. The building offers diverse exposures including eastern, western, southern, and northeastern orientations, providing views of Brooklyn's landscape and extending to Manhattan in some units.
Higher-floor apartments and penthouse corner units command premium positioning with enhanced Brooklyn and Manhattan views. The two-bedroom penthouse units feature double exposure, king-size primary bedrooms, and corner dining areas. Standard building amenities include an optional pool access for $500 annually, hourly lounge and party room rentals, and typical rental fees including a $50 monthly community fee per adult resident. The building maintains a seven-day leasing office schedule.
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