230 Park Pl

Built in 1937, this low-rise six-story prewar co-op occupies a leafy Prospect Heights block and contains about 53 largely one-bedroom residences configured with flexible floor plans. The exterior reads as restrained Art Deco with a landscaped setback garden and an interior courtyard that brings light and quiet to mid-building apartments. Common areas reflect classic prewar character—lobby foyer, elevator service, broad hallways and high ceilings—alongside contemporary updates in many units such as renovated kitchens and baths. Residents benefit from full-time doorstaff and a live-in superintendent, plus practical conveniences: a communal laundry room, bike room, rentable storage cages with a waitlist, and a basement bulk-storage area. Building operations are pet-friendly and oriented to neighborhood living rather than ultra-luxury amenity programming; the scale and service model support a stable, full-service cooperative community. Situated two to three blocks from multiple subway lines, the property places Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza, and Vanderbilt Avenue’s retail corridor within easy walking distance, offering a mix of quiet residential streets and immediate access to cafes, markets, museums, and recreational green space.