135 Eastern Pkwy APT 9I, Brooklyn, NY 11238

Sophistication, class, and appeal are three words that describe unit 9I. With spectacular views of the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens on one side of the apartment and the Manhattan skyline on the other, this spacious 1900SF 3BD/ 3BA combines contemporary comforts with the quality of a bygone era. Upon entry, a generous foyer with a coat closet flows into a gallery, which provides space to display artwork and additional seating for guests, then to an oversized living room, ideal for entertaining and adorned with impeccable detail, from the original shelving to the decorative fireplace. A choice of two archways takes us into a formal dining room, with iconic city views, a decorative fireplace, original molding, wall sconces, and room for a large dining table, buffet, and cabinetry. Directly off the dining room, a practical breakfast nook or butler’s pantry connects to the well-appointed kitchen, with a Café Double-Oven Range, the 4 quad Haier Fridge, and full-size Electrolux W/D. Nearby, a flexible-use room functions well as a third bedroom, home office, nursery, or den. French doors bring us into the apartment’s versatile living quarters, where a sunny primary with a decorative fireplace and large closet and California king-sized second bedroom offer luxury and practicality, boasting glamorous ensuite bathrooms and iconic views of the Manhattan skyline. Built in 1926, Turner Towers is regarded as one of Brooklyn’s most desirable addresses. Entering the lobby is a journey back in time, but don’t let that fool you. Beneath the elegance is an impeccably maintained, modern, full-service elevator, 24-hour doorman building with a bike room, basement storage (upon availability), laundry room, gym, community room, and charming Tea garden. Prospect Heights is home to an array of fantastic cultural activities, restaurants, bars, cafes, and coffee shops. 135 Eastern Parkway is minutes from the Farmers Market, Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens, the newly remodeled Brooklyn Public Library, two blocks from Prospect Park and the 2/3 train (elevator access) is right outside your doorstep.