25 Parade Pl

A six-story, 21-unit prewar cooperative constructed in 1935, this low-rise art‑deco building frames a neighborhood-facing presence directly adjacent to Prospect Park’s Parade Grounds. Units are a mix of studios and two-bedroom layouts, many reconfigured over time to create flexible floorplans that include formal foyers, eat-in kitchens and abundant closet space. Typical interior details referenced in listings include high ceilings, hardwood/parquet floors, windowed kitchens, and original moldings alongside periodic modern updates such as renovated baths, new appliances, and thermal-pane windows. Common areas are traditionally scaled and well maintained: a staffed lobby with period details, two passenger elevators, a live‑in superintendent, package room, central laundry, bike storage, and private storage cages available by waitlist or lease. Outdoors, residents share a planted courtyard and small garden area. Building policies are buyer- and pet-friendly in many offerings (some sponsor sales bypass board approval); washer/dryer installation is permitted with board consent in certain units. Transit access is strong — multiple subway lines (notably the B/Q and nearby F) are within a short walk — and the setting places cultural amenities such as the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Garden nearby, reinforcing a park‑centric urban lifestyle.