195 Garfield Pl

A low-rise, pre-war cooperative built in 1931, this four-story Queen Anne–influenced building contains 38 units that range from studios to one- and three-bedroom apartments. The façade and lobby reflect period detailing while the interior residences commonly feature high ceilings, crown molding, hardwood floors, decorative fireplaces and recessed lighting that preserve the building’s historic character. Many units include practical fittings such as walk-in closets, his-and-hers closets, pantries and defined dining foyers; several apartments have private outdoor spaces and garden access. Shared resources emphasize everyday convenience: an on-site part-time superintendent, central laundry room, bike storage, video intercom entry and building wiring for Fios. Exterior common areas comprise a landscaped courtyard and communal garden that open onto a treelined Park Slope block. The co-op is professionally managed, pet friendly, and offers elevator service despite its modest scale. Located steps from Seventh and Fifth Avenues, the building sits within easy walking distance of Prospect Park, neighborhood shops, restaurants, and multiple subway lines (2/3, F/G, B/Q, R) and bus routes, creating a residential atmosphere that balances historic detail with functional urban living.