25 Plz St W

Built in 1940, this low-rise co-op occupies six stories and houses 32 primarily two-bedroom residences arranged around a traditional prewar core. The exterior presents a restrained masonry façade set back from the street behind planted gardens; the main entrance opens to a renovated lobby and elevator that serve all floors. Units retain prewar proportions — high ceilings, sunken living rooms, arched doorways and original hardwoods — alongside a mix of renovated kitchens and bathrooms, built-in shelving and generous foyers. Common areas include two roof decks with panoramic park, Brooklyn and Manhattan views, a basement laundry room, bike storage, a storage room and an on-site garage (both storage and parking operate with waitlists). Building services combine a part-time doorman (daily, 8am–midnight), a live-in superintendent and staff-managed maintenance. Pet ownership, pied-a-terre purchases, co-purchasers and guarantors are permitted under cooperative rules. The block puts residents at the entrance to Prospect Park and Grand Army Plaza, with immediate access to multiple subway lines, farmers’ markets, cultural institutions and neighborhood retail and dining.