41 Eastern Pkwy

Completed in 1926, this 12-story prewar cooperative occupies a prominent corner near Prospect Park and Grand Army Plaza in Brooklyn. The exterior reflects Art Deco-era massing and the restored lobby is a focal point with original decorative details. Most residences are two-bedroom layouts (many convertible to three) featuring high ceilings, plaster walls, oak hardwood floors with mahogany inlays, built-in bookshelves and generous closet storage. Units commonly include formal foyers, separate dining rooms, windowed or eat-in kitchens with pantry/butler’s rooms, in-unit washer/dryers in some lines, and multiple exposures offering park and city views. Building services and shared spaces emphasize full-service living: attended lobby with full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, central laundry, bike room, limited storage (waitlist), and a roof deck with panoramic views. Exterior amenities include a planted courtyard and private small balconies on select units. The co-op is pet-friendly with board approval and periodically offers parking spaces for purchase. Located at the cultural nexus of Prospect Heights and Park Slope, the property sits steps from Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and major transit (2/3 lines at Grand Army Plaza and B/Q nearby), placing daily errands, farmers’ market, and neighborhood dining within easy walking distance.