This meticulously renovated three-bedroom, two-bathroom home is filled with natural light and treetop views of historic Eastern Parkway, set in a classic pre-war building.

Be greeted by a grand entrance gallery leading to the sun-filled great room, noting at once how each detail of the home’s original character has been updated and preserved. The open floor plan makes excellent use of living, dining and kitchen spaces, ensuring a seamless flow of movement and light. The windowed, open kitchen gleams with white hardwood cabinetry, gorgeous marble countertops and stainless steel appliances. A large center island greatly multiplies the counter space and provides convenient breakfast bar seating.

Each of the three windowed bedrooms is tucked at the rear of the home, ensuring optimal privacy and solitude. The largest bedroom, with two large closets, is spacious enough for a king-sized bed and a full complement of furniture, while one of the remaining two bedrooms features an en suite bathroom. All three bedrooms surround the home's larger full bathroom, awash in gleaming white subway tile and marble. Dark-stained hardwood floors pave the entire home and the nine-and- a-half foot ceilings are capped with crown molding throughout. Three additional hall closets and an in-unit washer-dryer ensure that all of your storage and amenity needs are met.

Built in 1924, The Woodrow Wilson is a beautiful, full-service building boasting an ornate, Art Deco lobby, landscaped gardens, doorman, live-in superintendent and porter. It is located on the cusp of Prospect Heights on lush Eastern Parkway, which is celebrated as the nation's first parkway, designed by famed landscape architects Vaux and Olmstead. Directly across the Parkway sit the Brooklyn Museum and the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, and two blocks further along the scenic street are the Brooklyn Public Library, Prospect Park and the Saturday greenmarket. Around the corner on Franklin Avenue, you'll find Crown Heights' newest collection of hip restaurants, bars, coffee shops and boutiques. The pizza at Barboncino and the breakfast at Tom’s on Washington are not to be missed. The express 2/3, 4/5 trains all stop at Franklin and Eastern Parkway providing a breezy 30-minute commute to midtown Manhattan.