Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, NY 55 Eastern Parkway, #6F Nothing but blue skies are smiling at you in this beautifully renovated, prime studio COOP in the most perfect location you can imagine! If you lived here this summer, you could have visited the Grand Army Plaza Green Market, hung out at Prospect Parks Long Meadow, fed goats at the Brooklyn Zoo, checked out books from Brooklyn's Central Library, viewed the Virgil Abloh exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum, and wondered in amazement at Brooklyn Botanical Garden's annual Cherry Blossom Festival. Renovated by an architect, special attention was paid to every detail in the unit. Upon entry, you will be greeted by northern exposures, Prewar mahogany inlaid parquet floors and baseboards throughout, all of which have been lovingly refinished. Ample bi-level space allows you to separate your work and leisure activities by using the spacious foyer as a home office, dining area or area of your choice, leaving your sunken main room for living your best life. Industrial-molded stainless steel adorns all doors and windows as a constant reminder of the craftsmanship that went into the construction. They don't make 'em like this anymore. The windowed galley kitchen features stainless steel appliances, undermount sink with pull-down faucet, new low-profile shaker cabinets, classic subway tiled backsplash, above cabinet storage, and views of Manhattan! This is the opportunity and home you have been waiting for! 55 Eastern Parkway is a pre-war, co-op elevator building conveniently located across Eastern Parkway, the nation's first such thoroughfare and a venue for some of Prospect Heights' most treasured cultural institutions. This pet-friendly community features a part-time doorman, live-in superintendent, courtyard, picnic area, laundry, bike room, and storage (waiting list). Neighborhood amenities include Grand Army Plaza, Prospect Park, The Brooklyn Central Library, Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, The Brooklyn Zoo, and The Brooklyn Museum. Transportation: Trains: 2/3/4 - Eastern Parkway/Brooklyn Museum. Busses: B41 - Flatbush Av/Grand Army Plaza, B48 - Classon Av/Eastern Pkwy, B45 - St. John's Pl/Washington Av. About Prospect Heights Prospect Heights is a place where past and present mingle in dazzling harmony. The 1871 opening of Prospect Park, designed by Central Park planners Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux. With 500-plus acres of natural wonder in your backyard, Prospect Park isn't the neighborhood's only landmark. Much of the neighborhood today falls within the boundaries of its eponymous historic district, a case study in 19th-century residential architecture examples of Italianate, Neo-Grec, newer construction, and modern, amenity-laden condo and rental buildings towering skyward. Prospect Heights has the best of everything. The Brooklyn Museum is home to over one million works of art, from ancient Egypt all the way through artists like Virgil Abloh. Closer to the center lies the 352,000-square-foot Brooklyn Public Library, and the 189-seat S. Stevan Dweck Center for Contemporary Culture. Vanderbilt and Washington avenues feature standout eateries of all sorts: Cheryl's Global Soul, Tom's, Natural Blend, Brooklyn Natural Market & Caf , Bahn Mi Place, The Social Brooklyn, Dough Doughnuts, Milk Bar, Olde Brooklyn Bagel Shoppe, Olmsted, Nourish Thai, and Ample Hills Creamery. NEARBY NEIGHBORHOODS: Park Slope, Crown Heights, Fort Greene and Clinton Hill