115 Eastern Pkwy

A six-story pre-war cooperative completed in 1922, this low-rise on Eastern Parkway contains 17 units, predominantly multi-bedroom layouts with generous ceiling heights. The architecture reflects classical early-20th-century residential design with a formal, landscaped entry and masonry façade. Inside, apartments favor traditional room arrangements: entrance foyers, separate dining areas, eat-in or galley kitchens with pantries, hardwood floors, and oversized windows that bring abundant natural light and multiple exposures. Common areas emphasize neighborhood-oriented living — a part-time doorman, elevator, basement laundry and bike storage, storage lockers by waitlist, and a staffed lobby. Exterior amenities include a planted courtyard, a shared roof deck with skyline vistas, and small private outdoor spaces attached to select units. The building permits pets with approval and allows sublets or transfers under house rules. Parking is not onsite, but nearby garage and car-share options exist. Located directly across from the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden and Prospect Park, the property sits on Eastern Parkway adjacent to the Grand Army Plaza and steps from the 2/3 subway, shops, weekly farmers’ market and neighborhood schools, offering a walkable, culturally rich Brooklyn lifestyle.