135 Eastern Pkwy

Turner Towers is a 15-story, prewar cooperative constructed in 1926 and set prominently on Prospect Heights’ Eastern Parkway. The 67-unit building reads as an Art Deco landmark: concrete construction, a restored terrazzo and marble lobby, and a stately façade that conceals deep, generously proportioned apartments. Typical homes are two- and four-bedroom layouts with high ceilings, herringbone parquet or hardwood floors, original moldings and built-ins, formal foyers, dining rooms, and many units retaining decorative mantles, French doors, and other prewar details. Residences range from studios and large one-bedrooms to expansive multi-bedroom homes with home offices, walk-in cedar closets, and multiple exposures delivering long sightlines toward the Brooklyn Museum, Botanic Garden, Prospect Park and Manhattan. Common areas emphasize white-glove service and neighborhood life: a 24-hour doorman and concierge, live-in superintendent, renovated elevators, a landscaped tea garden/courtyard, children’s playroom, private gym, bike and basement storage and central laundry. The building is pet-friendly and offers optional paid amenities such as an updated fitness facility. Located directly opposite the 2/3 subway stop and adjacent to cultural anchors, Turner Towers presents a classic prewar living experience with substantial storage, building-managed services, and immediate access to parks, museums, and neighborhood retail.