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Well-maintained post-war elevator co-op with 58 units directly across from Prospect Park in Windsor Terrace Features spacious, light-filled apartments with park views, plus amenities including parking, garden, and pet-friendly policy Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
185 Prospect Park Southwest is a 1959 post-war co-op in Windsor Terrace, with 58 apartments over six floors. The building faces Prospect Park directly, giving park facing homes treetop, lake, and seasonal views.
Floor plans extend from studios and alcove layouts to apartments of roughly 1,300 square feet and larger combined residences. A duplex formed from two apartments is connected by an interior side hall staircase. Generous room proportions, distinct dining areas, multiple exposures, and extensive closet storage recur at several scales, while larger park facing layouts may open to private balconies or terraces.
A live-in superintendent and porter staff the property, which has lobby level laundry, bicycle storage, private storage cages, and waitlisted parking. The landscaped shared garden has a grill, and pets are permitted.
Prospect Park’s lake, Vanderbilt Playground, tennis courts, and dog run are directly across the street. The Fort Hamilton Parkway station, served by the F and G trains, is about five minutes away, while the Bartel Pritchard Square Greenmarket and Nitehawk Cinema are also within walking distance.
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