Building: 357 Prospect Place

Introducing Prospect Contemporary, the latest project to hit the Prospect Heights market. Apartments boast 9’ ceilings and several units featuring open kitchens with oversized breakfast bars that flow into a generous living room and dining area. Kitchens are appointed with Viscon white granite countertops, undermount sinks with Danze single lever chrome faucet, stainless steel appliances including Fisher & Paykel and Bertazzoni, Arebescato Carrara marble herringbone backsplash, and custom wood cabinetry. The luxurious bathrooms include polished marble wall tile and honed marble floor tile in the master bath, chrome shower controls and faucets, Colossae Bone Limestone floor tile, deep-soaking bathtubs, custom wood vanities, and Toto commodes. Each apartment has also been outfitted with luxury fixtures, recessed hi-efficiency lighting, generous closet space, solid white oak herringbone hardwood floors, double paned windows, a high performance heating and cooling system allowing for personal climate control, floor-to-ceiling windows, a state-of-the-art voice and video intercom, and a washer and dryer hookup. Several units have private outdoor space and there is a common roof deck with stunning city views as well as a keyed elevator. 357 Prospect Place is a new boutique condominium development consisting of only seven units, offering an intimate selling experience. 357 Prospect Place is centrally located between Washington Avenue and Underhill Avenue with subway access via the C train at Washington Avenue and Fulton Street, the B & Q trains at 7th Avenue, the 2/3/4 trains at Grand Army Plaza and the S train at Park Place. Prospect Heights is a well-established and diverse neighborhood in the heart of Brownstone Brooklyn. It offers excellent train access to Manhattan, a bounty of green space thanks to Prospect Park, and fantastic entertainment, Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Zoo, and dining and nightlife options. The arrival of the Barclay’s Arena has brought even more entertainment options, not the least of which is the Brooklyn Nets. This building is sandwiched between the Vanderbilt, Washington, and Franklin retail strips which have numerous grocery stores, coffee shops, bakeries, restaurants, and nightlife.

This description was provided by:Bernard Klein