Turner Towers at 135 Eastern Parkway #1C

Expansive and utterly peaceful, fully renovated classic three-bedroom pre-war apartment at Turner Towers – a highly coveted full-service, deco-era building located on the most picturesque stretch of the Eastern Parkway boulevard in Prospect Heights. Escape the bustle of the boulevard through the grand and beautifully restored marble lobby of the building, bypass the elevator, and let serenity wash over as you go directly through your door and arrive into an over-sized entry foyer. The stillness of this apartment is palpable.

Ahead, through a set of French doors, is a formal dining room with herringbone hardwood floors which connects to an impressively large windowed country kitchen with a center island and breakfast bar. This kitchen is a chef’s dream, with a capacious amount of custom Shaker cabinetry, expansive granite countertops, subway tile backsplashes, stainless steel appliances and even a conveniently located powder room. Off the kitchen is long hallway pantry area and a full laundry room.

Another set of French doors off the foyer leads to a comfortable living room with a high beamed ceiling, picture moldings and original hardwood parquet floors. Also radiating off of the foyer, a hallway leading to the apartment’s three bedrooms allows for maximum privacy and separation of space. The bedrooms are all quite large, big enough for king-sized beds, and both the en-suite master bathroom and additional full bathroom have been beautifully renovated with radiant-heated basketweave marble floors and subway tiled walls.

This apartment is generous in proportions, SPECTACULAR in location: the 2/3 subway is right outside the building entrance (15min to Manhattan); Prospect Park, the Botanical Garden and the world-renowned Brooklyn Museum are all right across the street; the main Brooklyn Library and Farmers’ Market are just down the street. And around corner on Washington Avenue one will find an abundance of restaurants, bars and services all within a few blocks.

Built in 1926, Turner Towers was considered Brooklyn’s first residential high rise and epitome of luxury at the time. The pet-friendly building features a 24-hour doorman, live-in super, new 20 piece laundry room, fully-equipped gym, children’s playroom, bike room, basement storage and a common garden.