35 Prospect Park W

Completed in 1928 and rising 18 stories, this Emery Roth–designed co‑operative occupies a prominent Prospect Park West address in Park Slope. The building’s simplified Beaux‑Arts façade and prewar bones house 28 large units arranged around semi‑private landings served by four elevators and full white‑glove staffing. Common interior finishes echo classic apartment-house detail: an elegantly furnished doorman lobby, formal entrance galleries, and shared amenities such as a staffed lobby, private basement storage cages, bicycle room, and a residents’ library. Apartment layouts favor traditional “Classic Six” and multi-room maisonette plans with long galleries, formal dining rooms, wood‑burning fireplaces, high ceilings (frequently near ten feet), original parquet or herringbone floors, plentiful built‑ins, and abundant closet space including walk‑ins. Individual residences often include eat‑in kitchens, pantry or maid’s rooms repurposed for laundry or office use, and generous window exposures framing Prospect Park, Brooklyn brownstones, and distant harbor views. Building services include 24‑hour doorman coverage, an on‑site manager and maintenance staff; pet policy allows cats but generally prohibits dogs. The cooperative sits directly across from Prospect Park, within easy walking distance of Grand Army Plaza, the Brooklyn Museum, Botanic Garden, public library, neighborhood schools, farmer’s markets, retail corridors on Fifth and Seventh Avenues, and multiple subway lines providing citywide access.