Sonni Woodbury

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How are the shopping and local amenities in Prospect Heights?

Asked Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51 by Stephan - Prospect Heights - Shopping & Local Amenities - 2 answers

Sonni Woodbury answered:

Prospect Heights borders Atlantic Avenue to East Parkway, and Flatbush Avenue to Franklin Avenue (sometimes closely disputed). Prospect Heights in a neighborhood of wonderful diversity. This type of commnunity lends it's self to have a large variety of grocery stores, coffee shops, restaurants and cafes. Besides, having a number of different chain supermarkets, the neighborhood borders Grand Army Plaza, which has the Farmer's Market almost year round. Cafes, bars and otheer eateries abound. You may find most type and style of menus in the great area. There are some fabulous boutiques along the main avenues. - Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51

Vanderbilt & Washington Aves. offer a vast selection a shopping and restaurants. - Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51

How are the parks and recreational areas in Kensington and Parkville?

Asked Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51 by J.P. - Kensington and Parkville - Parks & Recreation - 1 answer

Sonni Woodbury answered:

Kensington is walking distance to Prospect Park, and the Kensington Stables. Plus, there are additional playgrounds as well. One such playground, newly renovated, is located at E. 5th St and Greenwood Avenue. There are some dog runs within Prospect Park, as well as running paths. - Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51

Are there any major traffic problems in Kensington and Parkville?

Asked Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51 by Halley S. - Kensington and Parkville - Traffic & Public Transportation - 1 answer

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Traffic is not problematic in this neighborhood. - Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51

How easy it to get around Kensington and Parkville with public transportation (buses, trains, subways, etc)?

Asked Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51 by Stephan - Kensington and Parkville - Traffic & Public Transportation - 1 answer

Sonni Woodbury answered:

This neighborhood is very easy to live in without owning a car. I, myself liked in the neighborhood without driving for many years. Easy access to the F train and numerous bus lines make it very easy to get around. - Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51

How would you describe the public and private education options in Kensington and Parkville?

Asked Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51 by J.P. - Kensington and Parkville - Schools - 1 answer

Sonni Woodbury answered:

The public school system happens to be quite good. Some of the neighborhood lies within District 15, which offers excellent options. Private education options exist as well. - Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51

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