135 Eastern Pkwy

Turner Towers is a landmark pre‑war co-op on Eastern Parkway in Prospect Heights, built in 1926 and rising 15 stories with roughly 186 residences composed primarily of two‑ and four‑bedroom layouts. The building’s Art Deco and classic pre‑war character is expressed through a marble ballroom‑scale lobby, high beamed ceilings, herringbone and parquet hardwood floors, original plaster moldings and period hardware preserved across many units. Interiors commonly offer generous room proportions: formal dining rooms, separate foyers, eat‑in kitchens with islands or ample pantry space, maid’s/den rooms, extensive closets (including cedar and walk‑ins), and occasional in‑unit laundry where permitted by co‑op board. Bathrooms range from original cast‑iron tubs to fully renovated spa‑style finishes. Common areas include a professionally landscaped tea garden/courtyard with seating, a community/playroom for children, on‑site gym, bike room and basement storage (availability/waitlist applies). Turner Towers operates full‑service building amenities: a 24‑hour doorman, concierge, live‑in superintendent and porter staff, with building events and active resident communications. Construction of concrete and plaster walls enhances soundproofing. Pets are allowed under house rules; parking is street or neighborhood garages. The address fronts the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Grand Army Plaza and Prospect Park, with the 2/3 subway immediately outside, placing cultural institutions, markets, dining and green space within steps.