120 Prospect Park W #2, Brooklyn, NY 11215
FOR SALE

120 Prospect Park W #2
Brooklyn, NY 11215

Park Slope
  • 2 Beds
  • 3 Baths
  • 2 Beds
  • 3 Baths

$2,250,000

Est. Mortgage $14,441/mo*
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Immerse yourself in the timeless charm of Park Slope in residence 2 at 120 Prospect Park West, where an enchanting Victorian brownstone mansion awaits. This extraordinary two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom duplex, spanning approximately 2000 square feet across two floors, epitomizes Park Slope living. Architectural details within its grand 20 by 80 foot structure boasts meticulously preserved original woodwork, decorative fireplaces, soaring ceilings, and charming window features, including shutters, stained glass, and bowed barrel windows. Experience the pleasure of private outdoor space and the elegance of a bygone era in this unparalleled residence facing Prospect Park.
Located among the distinguished residences of Prospect Park West, this timeless mansion, crafted in 1899 by the renowned architect William J. Ryan, epitomizes the essence of neo-Italian Renaissance architecture. A fusion of elegance and practicality, it harks back to an era where master artisans crafted magnificent homes with meticulous detail. With its floor-through sunlit interiors ensuring a luminous ambiance throughout the day.
As you ascend the stoop, you're welcomed into the generously proportioned foyer, serving as the entrance to the parlor level. Upon arrival, majestic twelve foot ceilings create an atmosphere of grandeur. The formal dining room invites with ornate decorative fireplace adorned with bespoke emerald green tiles and a striking wall of impeccably preserved floor-to-ceiling bookcases. Continuing, the sun-drenched living room awaits, illuminated by three oversized windows that bathe the space in natural light. An additional decorative fireplace, embellished with amber-hued tiles and a spacious mantle, adds warmth and allure. A charming hutch, featuring original carved wood and a mirrored backsplash, serves a convenient dry bar for entertaining guests in the living room. Noteworthy details including parquet hardwood floors meticulously accented with decorative borders and two sizable built-in cabinets with original leaded glass doors flanking the fireplace.
The well-appointed, windowed kitchen provides a culinary sanctuary, boasting double-height cabinetry and ample counter space. Equipped with an oversized gas-range oven and dishwasher, this kitchen stands ready to accommodate your gastronomic endeavors. Adjacent to the kitchen, a discreetly tucked-away powder room adds practicality and convenience.
Ascending the spiral staircase to the second floor, you'll turn west toward the primary wing. Here, a charming dressing room seamlessly connects to the expansive sunlit king-size primary bedroom. Enhanced with ample closets, a decorative fireplace, and beautiful hardwood floors, this bedroom showcases 3 gracefully bowed window bays offering captivating views of Prospect Park.
On this level, you'll also find the second king-size bedroom, accessed through a corridor lined with multiple closets. This 2nd bedroom opens onto a spacious private outdoor deck, providing a tranquil retreat. Each bedroom wing are served by two full bathrooms, one featuring an exquisite stained glass window detail, and include the convenience of in-unit washer and dryer laundry. Furthermore, an open-plan area on this floor, currently designated as a home office, offers versatility as a screening room or multi-purpose area.
Self-managed & pet-friendly, this co-op is comprised of only 4 homes. Blending historic charm with contemporary convenience, private outdoor space, and an array of storage solutions, including an enormous designated private section of the basement. Positioned in the heart of the Park Slope Historic District, this home overlooks Olmsted & Vaux's Prospect Park and is moments from acclaimed dining and shopping, including the area's renowned Fifth Avenue, hailed as Time Out New York's coolest street for 2024. Enjoy proximity to farmers markets, Lena Horne Bandshell, Brooklyn Museum, Nitehawk Cinema, Botanic Garden, and convenient subway access.

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Listed
20 days ago
Listing by: SERHANT., (917) 596-9220

Home Details for 120 Prospect Park W #2

Days on Market

Days on Market: 20 Days on Trulia

Property Information

Year Built
Year Built: 1940
Property Type / Style
Property Type: Coop

Interior Features

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Units in Building: 4

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HOA Fee: $1,300/Monthly

Price History for 120 Prospect Park W #2

DatePriceEventSource
04/09/2024$2,250,000Listed For SaleStreetEasy
03/14/2024$2,250,000ListingRemovedStreetEasy
11/10/2023ListingRemovedStreetEasy
09/13/2023$2,250,000Listed For SaleStreetEasy
07/26/2023ListingRemovedStreetEasy
06/29/2023$2,295,000PriceChange
StreetEasy #22336512
03/16/2023$2,395,000Listed For SaleStreetEasy #22336512
05/11/2022ListingRemovedStreetEasy
10/15/2021$2,500,000Listed For SaleStreetEasy
07/13/2018$2,150,000ListingRemovedAgent Provided
04/26/2018$2,150,000PriceChange
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02/09/2018$2,300,000Listed For SaleAgent Provided

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Property Taxes and Assessment

Year2018
Tax
Assessment$1,759,000
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Comparable Sales for 120 Prospect Park W #2

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563 5th St #3, Brooklyn, NY
0.16
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2
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541 8th St #2R, Brooklyn, NY
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2
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401 8th Ave #55, Brooklyn, NY
0.18
Coop
$2,410,000
10/11/23
3
2
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92 Prospect Park W #2A, Brooklyn, NY
0.12
Coop
$999,000
09/28/23
2
1
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Neighborhood Overview

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What Locals Say about Park Slope

  • William D Duty
    "It’s the R train. So, it’s a long commute sometimes. The bus is pretty nice. It takes an hour at best to get to the upper east side. "
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  • Trulia User
    "There are a lot of vagrants sleeping on the stoops and some have been violent towards people that live here and children"
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  • Trulia User
    "Brownstone tree lined streets full of families. Halloween. Fall. Good food. Playgrounds. Neighbors. "
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  • Trulia User
    "many other dogs to sniff, plenty of groomers and there’s often free dog cookies in the regular stores"
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  • Trulia User
    "It is like any other neighborhood in Brooklyn it has its shay areas but for the most part it is a beautiful piece of Brooklyn "
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  • Trulia User
    "Great restaurants, friendly people who make a good living but are humble and interesting and well cultured!"
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    "I see people walking their dogs all the time. Prospect Park is also a very popular place for dog owners to bring their dogs during off leash hours. "
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  • Trulia User
    "There is a huge park, a small park, many schools and children and parents. There are dogs, dog walkers, and friendly dog owners. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Lots of families and preschools in the area. Area full of strollers and dogs! Also has green and shaded streets."
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  • Trulia User
    "Very easy commute to the city and downtown Brooklyn. Park slope is a short walk to many different lines. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Nice family neighborhood with nice places to eat and shop. Many parks around friendly for kids and pets."
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  • Trulia User
    "This is actually not my neighborhood, but I jog around in this neighborhood a lot. I feel pretty safe around here."
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  • Trulia User
    "Easy commute to Manhattan with multiple train lines nearby. Park Slope is a beautiful, quiet residential neighborhood of brownstones and other low profile housing. Great family neighborhood. It doesn’t get better than this in NYC."
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  • Trulia User
    " I don’t know. I don’t have a dog. I have never owned a pet. There are plenty of pets around though. Lots of parks"
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  • Trulia User
    "I have lived in this neighborhood for 25 years. I have seen drastic changes for the good since I moved here. There are lots of families and most people seem friendly. "
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  • Hazuki A.
    "Street fairs and farmers markets, barbecues in Prospect Park, music performances on the streets For children and adults. In the summer, they have celebrate Brooklyn! Which invites wonderful artists to perform at the band shell in Prospect Park. Often the zoo and the botanical Garden hosts events."
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  • Metcalfe78
    "Fifth avenue street fairs each year; the Halloween parade on 7th Ave; plant sales at the local community garden; the Cherry Blossom Festival at Brooklyn Botanic Gardens "
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  • Rajalingam J.
    "I have lived here for 20yrs and love it everyday!! Park Slope has beautiful brownstones. Prospect Park is the jewel in the crown!!"
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  • Drewcreid
    "Prospect Park is a huge attraction for dog owners. Off leash in early morning is very fun for the pups. "
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  • Sandra P.
    "The neighborhood offers excellent public transportation access (be it subway, bus, bike share, or Long Island Railroad) and easy access to major thoroughfares."
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  • Chris L.
    "There can be a bit of garbage you have to watch out for. Our dog likes to look for street food which isn't good. "
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  • Dianamccorry
    "The dog beach in Prospect Park is only a 10 minute walk away! And the rest of the park is pretty much dog heaven already. Pretty much everyone around here is very friendly toward dogs."
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  • Nicholas H.
    "It’s a nice, pretty, relatively quiet neighborhood with good public schools and lots of green space."
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  • Wbarbot
    "Tree lined streets, good restaurants Prospect Park within walking distance and one of the best school school districts in NYC . District 15"
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  • Kristina.galassi
    "It’s very family friendly, so close to the park, lots of great places to eat and small businesses to shop at. Other than the enormous price tag, it’s a fantastic neighborhood!"
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  • Dianamccorry
    "There’s a pretty fun Halloween decorating contest every year, but the best events are the free concerts at the Prospect Park Bandshell!"
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  • Tina L.
    "Nice walking, access to the park, good restaurants. unique people. Lots of kids and dogs. Convenience of the city in a smaller neighborhood. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Great way to live in NYC, have a nice home, dog, big park, and raise kids. We’ve lived here for 15 years, having moved from the East Village. Great neighborhood to build a family."
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  • A.s.ace
    "Please don’t bring more dogs to this neighborhood. We already have enough and owners already do a very poor job of either 1) picking up after them or 2) keeping them leashed. Saw a dog unlawfully unleashed in the park destroy a tree the other day. Continually have to ask owners to not let dogs defecate on our fenced sidewalk gardens. Just don’t. How hard is it? "
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  • Ashleynfoley
    "Just the community itself not so much the events.. it really is a place where people live, go to events in the City and be with you’re family here :) "
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  • Lisa P. K.
    "Park Slope is a great neighborhood to raise a family. It is a wonderful community with great schools and resources for kids."
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  • Erin S.
    "Very short. Trains are ok. Depends on exactly where you are. About 45 min to Midtown. Close to f trains where I am"
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  • Kyle K.
    "Block parties, great schools, street fairs, outside dining, and stoop drinks. Great neighborhood for dogs too."
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  • Jeremiah S.
    "The commute to midtown is highly variable. It can be anywhere from 40 minutes to 90 minutes depending on train traffic."
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  • Adela C.
    "Great area, close to restaurants, transportation, and Prospect Park. Great for walking and families! "
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  • Junnismartinez
    "Easy commute to midtown manhattan via union station. Atlantic station at Barclays offers a myriad of train lines which can take you places. "
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  • Junnismartinez
    "5th ave fair, weekend farmer’s market, LGBT parade, annual trick or treat, annual Christmas events at J.J. Byrne "
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  • Maria C.
    "Its a great residential area. Most resident are young parents with young children. I am a single woman, I chose to live here because its safe, Commuting is convenient, people are good looking , few hipster bars, lots of restaurants, cafes and shops and overall had a great feeling. "
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  • Joseph H.
    "Street fairs all summer long. Huge crowds for Halloween. Farmers markets all weekend long. Beautiful pre war architecture. "
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  • Kmoore7735
    "Some of the best restaurants in NY in a mostly quiet charming part of Brooklyn. Lots of kids, dogs, couples. But it ain’t cheap."
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Lucia Cousins - Licensed Real Estate Salesperson, SERHANT.
120 Prospect Park W #2, Brooklyn, NY 11215 is a 2 bedroom, 3 bathroom coop built in 1940. 120 Prospect Park W #2 is located in Park Slope, Brooklyn. This property is currently available for sale and was listed by StreetEasy on Apr 9, 2024.