PROSPECT HEIGHTS
Just across from Park Slope, which lies on the other side of Flatbush Avenue, Prospect Heights' popularity has boomed with the opening of Barclays Center and the gradual expansion of Pacific Park Brooklyn, which is introducing thousands of new properties to the market. New full-service, designer buildings sit next to 19th-century brownstones boasting supersize backyards and prewar apartment buildings, while Vanderbilt and Washington Avenues are vibrant commercial strips dotted with hip restaurants, bars, and cafΘs. Prospect Heights is the best of both worlds, offering easy access to dining and entertainment while maintaining family friendliness and a real community vibe.
Things to love about PROSPECT HEIGHTS
Brownstones boasting some of the largest backyards in Brooklyn
Buzz-friendly dining scene, from decades-old favorite Tom's Restaurant to newly minted Michelin restaurants
The Brooklyn Museum and the Brooklyn Public Library's central branch anchor the cultural scene.
A short walk to Prospect Park's quiet and Barclays Center's buzz
Dubbed the American Champs-╔lysΘes, Easter Parkway is among the most majestic thoroughfares in New York.
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Bailey Fountain in Grand Army Plaza is one of three fountains on that site. The small, tree-lined plaza is a quiet spot near Prospect Park.
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Vanderbilt Avenue is home to many of Prospect Heights' best spots for dining, from a sandwich or quick snack to a special night out.
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The main branch of the Brooklyn Public Library is a neighborhood treasure. Its children's library has many activities for the family-friendly neighborhood.
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Just down the block is the renowned Brooklyn Museum, one of the premier cultural institutions in Brooklyn. It offers a world-class collection to area residents.
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PROSPECT HEIGHTS
Prospect Heights has an array of homes ranging from amenity-rich condos to older prewar apartment buildings.
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