17 E 17Th St

Built in 1931, this seven-story boutique pre‑war condominium conversion combines historic exterior character with thoughtfully modernized two‑bedroom residences. The façade and common spaces retain period details while interiors showcase renovated finishes: tall ceilings, crown moldings, chandelier and recessed lighting, rich white oak floors, custom millwork, and granite counters. Typical units include formal dining areas, generous closets (including his-and-hers configurations), soaking tubs, and in-unit laundry. The building offers a furnished roof deck with views, private outdoor spaces under 60 sq ft for select homes, bicycle storage, and individual storage lockers. Access is via a low-rise entry and often a single stair to upper levels; a keyed or controlled entry system is mentioned in listings. Parking is not provided on site. Pet policies are permissive in several listings. Located steps from Prospect Park's Parkside and Parade Grounds entrances, the property sits amid Prospect Park South’s landmark mansions, close to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn Museum, and convenient B/Q transit lines, neighborhood restaurants, bars and shops. The conversion emphasizes preserving pre‑war proportions while introducing high‑grade appliances, contemporary cabinetry and fixtures to suit modern urban living.