255 Eastern Pkwy

The Woodrow Wilson is a six-story, prewar condominium built in 1924 and anchored on Brooklyn’s historic Eastern Parkway. An Art Deco brick-and-stone façade leads into an ornate marble lobby and elevator core; common spaces emphasize traditional craftsmanship and period detailing. Apartments range from one-bedroom plans to expansive three- and larger-bedroom layouts often configured as Classic 6 or loft-style units, with high ceilings, original plasterwork, wide moldings, and generous built-in storage. Typical interiors feature formal dining rooms, entrance foyers, walk-in closets, crown molding, chandeliers, granite or marble counters, breakfast bars, and renovated kitchens and baths while many units retain prewar windows, restored hardwood floors, and custom millwork. The building offers a staffed presence with a doorman (part-time), porter, and live-in superintendent, plus two elevators, on-site laundry, bike storage and private storage cages when available. Outdoors, a landscaped courtyard/garden and small private outdoor spaces serve residents; pets are permitted. Situated directly across from the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Garden and a few blocks from Prospect Park and Grand Army Plaza, transit access is immediate with the 2/3 and 4/5 lines nearby, placing Midtown Manhattan within a roughly 25–30 minute commute. The neighborhood combines cultural institutions, green space and a diverse dining and retail scene, supporting both family-oriented and urban lifestyles.