39 Plz St W

39 Plaza Street West is a 14-story, 1926/1927 prewar cooperative by Rosario Candela set at Grand Army Plaza, directly adjacent to Prospect Park. The 18-unit building is organized around generous apartment layouts — one-, two- and three-bedroom plans that retain original prewar proportions such as high ceilings, oversized windows, herringbone hardwood floors and gracious entry foyers. Interiors commonly feature formal dining rooms, eat-in kitchens, walk-in closets, multiple built-ins and the flexibility to add or reconfigure baths and offices. The building’s public areas evoke classic “jewel box” prewar detail with a marble-floored attended lobby, an elevator with an operator and a live-in superintendent. Services include a 24-hour doorman, attended elevator, on-site laundry, private storage (waitlist at times) and pet-friendly policies. Many residences offer private outdoor spaces and wide-ranging exposures with skyline and Prospect Park views. Located on a prime Park Slope block, the property provides immediate access to Grand Army Plaza’s cultural institutions, the Brooklyn Museum, Botanic Garden, farmers’ market, and multiple subway lines (2/3/B/Q and nearby LIRR/Atlantic Terminal), plus the neighborhood’s restaurants and retail corridors.