Beautifully updated and filled with natural light, Residence 5C at Copley Plaza is a gracious two-bedroom home overlooking Eastern Parkway in the heart of Prospect Heights. Six oversized west-facing windows pour sunlight into every room throughout the day with glimpses toward Grand Army Plaza. Rich prewar character is felt throughout the home with 9.5-foot beamed ceilings, inlaid hardwood floors, plaster walls, spacious closets, and generously scaled rooms rarely found today. The exceptionally spacious living and dining area offers remarkable flexibility in both scale and function - easily accommodating a large seating arrangement, full dining setup, home office configuration, or entertaining space without compromise. Custom dimmable minimalist sconces add warmth and atmosphere while complementing the home's understated architectural character. Whether hosting guests or enjoying a quiet evening in, the room adapts effortlessly to your daily life. The windowed kitchen has been thoughtfully updated with quartz countertops, tiled backsplash, full size stainless steel appliances including a five-burner range, microwave, dishwasher, an ice-making refrigerator, along with extensive cabinetry, generous prep space. An in-unit washer/dryer sits incognito and quietly serves its purpose. A well-conceived split-bedroom layout positions the oversized bedrooms on opposite sides of the apartment, offering separation and privacy from the main entertaining space. Built in 1926 by renowned architectural brothers Louis and Joseph Shampan, Copley Plaza is one of Prospect Heights' most distinguished full-service cooperatives. The stately Art Deco building features a beautifully restored lobby, part-time doorman, live-in superintendent, attentive porters, roof deck with sweeping city views, bike storage, central laundry room, private storage (waitlisted), and a pet-friendly policy. Perfectly positioned at the crossroads of Brooklyn's cultural and recreational landmarks, Copley Plaza sits directly across from the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Mount Prospect Park, and the Central Library, while Prospect Park and Grand Army Plaza are moments away. Vanderbilt Avenue's celebrated restaurants and cafés, the Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket, Prospect Park Smorgasburg, and the neighborhood's vibrant shopping corridors are all close at hand. The 2/3 trains are just one block away with easy access to Atlantic Terminal and nearly every major subway line in the city, while the B/Q trains is at 7th Avenue, alternately, the 4 is at Grand Army Plaza and provide additional convenience. This is a home that balances scale, light, architecture, and location in a way that is increasingly rare to find in Brooklyn. Common Charges reflect an assessment of $279/ month