817 Classon Ave

817 Classon Avenue is a low-rise condominium building completed in 1925 and modernized into a small, boutique residential property with 18 units across a single story of market-facing homes and duplex-like layouts. The exterior pairs a contemporary burnished clay brick façade with oversized windows and subtle steel lintels; glass railings and varied private outdoor spaces — balconies, roof decks, and ground-level gardens — give many residences direct outdoor access. Interiors emphasize volume and light: ceilings exceed ten feet, wide-plank white oak floors run through open-plan living areas, and casement windows and oversized glass doors connect rooms to the outdoors. Kitchens are finished with walnut flat-front cabinetry, Vittoria marble counters, islands with fluting, and high-end integrated appliances; bathrooms feature travertine tile, walnut vanities, walk-in showers, and custom medicine cabinets. Storage options include generous closets and walk-in dressing rooms in primary suites. Common provisions include an elevator, multi-zone central heating and cooling, and in-unit washer/dryers. The building lacks large communal facilities but compensates with considered private outdoor footprints and thoughtfully appointed individual residences. Located on a quiet Prospect Heights block one short block from Eastern Parkway, residents are a short walk from Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn Museum, and transit (2/3/4 lines), placing cultural institutions, green space, and neighborhood dining within easy reach. Pet policies and parking vary by unit; offering-plan details and sponsor disclosures govern purchase terms.