35 Prospect Park W

Completed in 1928 and rising 18 stories, this prewar cooperative by Emery Roth occupies a prime Prospect Park West address in Park Slope. The building presents classic masonry massing, a formal, ornamented lobby and multiple passenger elevators serving spacious floorplates configured primarily as multi-bedroom residences. Interiors emphasize original prewar details: wide entrance galleries, herringbone and parquet wood floors, decorative moldings, expansive living rooms with working wood-burning fireplaces, formal dining rooms and generous closets including walk-in storage. Many units include service rooms or maid’s rooms, windowed kitchens with adjacent pantries or galley housekeeping areas, and multiple full bathrooms—some retaining original period tile. Shared building services are white-glove: 24-hour doorman, live-in manager, maintenance staff, four elevators, private basement storage cages and a bicycle room. Pet policy is restrictive (cats typically allowed; dogs generally prohibited). The property offers limited private outdoor space in select homes (small terraces or balconies) and sits directly across from Prospect Park, within walking distance of Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn Museum, Botanic Garden, farmers’ market, neighborhood shops and several subway lines, supporting a park-centric, transit-connected urban lifestyle.