230 Park Pl

An Art Deco co-op erected in 1937, this six-story brick building contains roughly 82 primarily one-bedroom residences configured across traditional prewar plans. Exterior character includes a planted front courtyard, a formal entry and a period lobby with decorative detailing. Apartment interiors typically showcase high ceilings, hardwood floors, generous foyers, built-in storage, defined dining areas, and large windows; many units retain original moldings and other prewar finishes while some have undergone comprehensive gut renovations and modern kitchen and bath updates. Common building services and amenities include a full‑ or part‑time doorman, elevator access, a live‑in superintendent, on‑site laundry, bicycle storage, additional basement storage (waitlist), and a shared rear courtyard. The property is pet‑friendly with board approval, and maintenance assessments are occasionally levied for capital needs. Located on a leafy Prospect Heights street, the building sits steps from multiple subway lines, Grand Army Plaza, Prospect Park, and cultural destinations such as the Brooklyn Museum and Brooklyn Public Library, supporting both urban convenience and neighborhood leisure.