570 Westminster Rd

A six-story, 1935-built pre-war co-op in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn distinguished by Art Deco detailing and traditional construction. The façade and main entrance lead into an attended, stained-glass and terrazzo-lined lobby; the building houses three elevator banks plus an open, extra-wide stair. Interiors of individual homes typically feature high ceilings, original hardwood or inlaid parquet floors, decorative archways and crown moldings, with many units arranged around a generous foyer that can serve as a home office. Unit mix is primarily studios and one-bedrooms with spacious layouts and multiple exposures; many apartments include windowed eat-in kitchens, built-in banquettes or storage, and renovated windowed bathrooms while retaining period trim and exposed brick in some homes. Common areas include a large landscaped courtyard and garden with gazebos, laundry room, dedicated bike and stroller storage, and private storage available via waitlist. Building services comprise a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, porters, and on-site commercial tenants (notably a neighborhood café). The property is pet-friendly and offers relatively low maintenance for the amenity set. Located a few blocks from Cortelyou Road and Prospect Park, it sits within a tree-lined residential neighborhood with quick access to the B and Q subway lines and local shops, restaurants, and a year-round farmers’ market.