125 Eastern Pkwy

The Theodore Roosevelt is a six-story, 24-unit prewar co-op completed in 1923 on Eastern Parkway in Prospect Heights. Its masonry façade and elegant marble lobby introduce a building that preserves early 20th-century architectural details: high ceilings, arched entryways and original plaster moldings frequently found inside individual residences. Units vary from efficient studios and one-bedrooms to larger two-bedroom layouts; common interior traits include eat-in kitchens, formal dining rooms, generous walk-in closets and welcoming entrance foyers. Shared building features emphasize practical urban living—an elevator, a live-in superintendent, basement laundry, and bike and private storage available upon request. Outdoors, a professionally landscaped courtyard and small private outdoor spaces under 60 square feet provide low-maintenance green areas for residents. The co-op is pet-friendly and wired for modern connectivity. Located directly across from the Brooklyn Museum and Brooklyn Botanic Garden, the building sits adjacent to Prospect Park and Grand Army Plaza’s weekend markets. Multiple subway lines (notably the 2/3 at Eastern Parkway) offer fast Midtown access, while a dense mix of cafés, restaurants and cultural institutions define the neighborhood lifestyle.