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175 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, New York, NY 11238

Built in 1922, 175 Eastern Parkway consists of 6 floors, distributed between 78 apartments. Located in Brooklyn’s Prospect Heights neighborhood, 175 Eastern Parkway is a low-rise pre-war, elevator cooperative building. The building overlooks the Brooklyn Museum and is only steps from the Botanic Gardens, Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza weekend Greenmarket and a number of trains. Landscaped front yard and a marble lobby, tended by a doorman, welcome the resident and visitor alike. This pet-friendly coop is beautifully maintained by the live-in superintendent.

Building Highlights

Year Built: 1922

Rise: Low

Trains:

Number of Floors:6

Number of Units:78

Type: Cooperative

2345S

Building Amenities

3 Unit Currently for Sale in 175 Eastern Parkway

Unit	Property ID	Type	Bedrooms	Bathrooms	Price
4A	MX991142705	Cooperative	1	1	$649,000
2I	MX99738974	Cooperative	1	1	$565,000
6N	MX99584645	Cooperative	1	1	$449,000

Agent(s) Who Specialize in 175 Eastern Parkway

We have identified 2 Ideal Properties Group agents who specialize in this building and/or immediate vicinity.

Erik Serras

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 917.330.5789

Office: 718.840.2757

Justin Dower

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 631.466.1399

Office: 718.840.2757

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Prospect Heights

Adjacent to Park Slope is Prospect Heights, a magnificent neighborhood—though long overshadowed by its illustrious neighbor—and home to cultural giants such as the Brooklyn Museum, and the 52-acre Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Instantly recognizable silhouette of Grand Army Plaza’s Memorial Arch is the neighborhood’s claim to visual fame. Turn-of-the-century brownstones, and an assortment of prewar elevator buildings along Plaza Street East and Eastern Parkway make up for the limited yet attractive housing supply.