The Philip Howard

1655 Flatbush Ave. is located in the Flatlands, a well-groomed and affordable neighborhood in the heart of Brooklyn, New York City.

Built in 1962, the postwar luxury building was converted to cooperative use in 1984.

The 20 floors high-rise has 644 apartments, some beautifully updated and renovated. Situated near Brooklyn College and the Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts, The Philip Howard Apartments is within walking distance of the #2 and #5 trains and the B41, B103, B44, B9, and Q35 buses that can get passengers into Manhattan in little less than 30 minutes.

The East Flatbush address encompasses a 5,000-square-foot Valentine Museum of Art (VMoA) featuring impressive works collected by Michael Valentine, once a resident of The Philip Howard building. Bound by Prospect Park, Avenue I, Ocean Avenue, and Nostrand Avenue, Flatbush is a desirable place to live, with recently planted trees, repaved roads, and low crime rates.

1655 Flatbush Ave. has an extensive list of amenities, including an elevator, a 24-hour doorman and security, live-in superintendent, two laundry rooms, a playground and garden, Olympic swimming pool and kids’ pool, underground parking garage, personal storage, bike storage and a common terrace.