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Dear Carlton is a 5-story post-war condominium building in Brooklyn's Prospect Heights neighborhood completed in 2006. Located at 565 Dean Street, the building contains 3 units and is situated between Sixth Avenue and Carlton Avenue.
Dear Carlton is a post-war condominium building located in Brooklyn's Prospect Heights neighborhood, completed in 2006. The building, situated at 565 Dean Street, features 3 units across 5 stories, offering a blend of modern living with the charm of the surrounding area.
Among the notable features of the apartments is a spacious 2,200 square foot triplex that boasts private terrace access and a deeded parking space. The well-designed L-shaped kitchen is equipped with high-end stainless steel appliances, including Viking and Jen-Air, and elegant silestone quartz countertops. The living area is enhanced by corner exposure and oversized casement windows, allowing for ample natural light and airflow.
The upper level of the triplex is dedicated to the owner's suite, which includes a windowed en-suite bath and custom closets. The lower level, with its bamboo planted light court and multiple windows, is versatile enough to serve as additional bedrooms or a home office. Residents also enjoy a shared 400 square foot roof deck with panoramic views, along with modern amenities such as heated floors and a high velocity AC system.
Dear Carlton is conveniently located near popular dining options like Olmsted and James, as well as cultural attractions such as Prospect Park and the Brooklyn Museum. The building offers easy access to public transportation, with several subway lines nearby, making commuting straightforward for residents.
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