35 Clarkson Ave

A low-rise, prewar condominium conversion completed in 1931 and reconstructed for condo use in the 2010s, this four-story property consists primarily of two-bedroom residences across two adjoining buildings. The exterior retains classic prewar masonry and period details while recently refurbished facades and a restored marble lobby reflect the modernization undertaken during conversion. Interiors typically feature high ceilings, white oak or red oak hardwood floors, oversized double-hung windows, open-plan living/dining areas, and renovated kitchens with stainless steel appliances and quartz or granite counters. Units often include built-in storage, entry foyers or galleries, recessed lighting, breakfast bars or islands, and washer/dryer hookups. Shared building amenities are intimate and neighborhood-oriented: a landscaped inner courtyard and garden, secure bike storage, coin- or communal laundry on-site, rentable personal storage, and a bike room. The property operates as a pet-friendly condominium and benefits from an active J-51 tax abatement program. Located on a tree-lined block less than two blocks from Prospect Park and the Parkside Q/B subway access, the building is embedded in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens near the Brooklyn Museum, Botanic Garden, Kings Theatre, shops, cafes and weekend markets, offering a primarily residential, park-adjacent lifestyle with easy transit links to Manhattan and other Brooklyn neighborhoods.