170 Prospect Park West #4L

With its original Victorian details intact, an ample three bedroom, with a substantial Living Room and Formal Dining Room. Three rooms overlook Prospect Park. Throughout, one room flows effortlessly to the next. For in 1903, J. Niebbel commissioned esteemed architect / builder M. Pasquale Forte to conceive and construct this structure dubbed The Waldorf. Your eye is drawn to its entranceway, decked out with paired columns, a frieze at the roof cornice and interrupted by terra cotta cartouches. This neo-Italian Renaissance Limestone possesses palpable continental allure. So near Park Slope’s shops, caf s, cinema, the train and it can be exalting to be at the Park. A financially sound coop, the price too is most attractive. Polish this gem as you see fit.