Accepted Offer. Sorry, you had your chance.
Enter into a gracious almost 2000 sq foot home of an "i" line unit rarely on the market. Just updated and in move-in condition, this tranquil and serene pre-war style home provides well proportioned sized living spaces, 3 bedrooms, 2 and 1/2 windowed bathrooms, a huge separate eat-in windowed kitchen, and tons of extra large and deep closets throughout. The entry foyer and adjacent gallery features custom wood paneled built-ins setting the tone for living in a classic space. This special home overlooks Eastern Parkway with sunny southern views of the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens. When originally built in 1926, Turner Tower apartments were noted for high ceilings, fire and sound proof walls, and classic details throughout. All the original solid wood parquet floors have been freshly refinished with a contemporary flair. The living and dining rooms graciously open up to each other for easy entertaining for large groups or for just comfortable intimate socializing. The incredibly large eat-in kitchen has contemporary appliances, lots of pantry storage and even a washer/dryer! A half powder room bath is conveniently located off the kitchen. New contemporary stone counters have been installed, along with a fresh new look to the back splashes and other classic details. If one works at home, there are many places to set up a comfortable work environment almost anywhere in this oversized home.
The bedroom wing is separated from the living space through another spacious gallery with tons of floor to ceiling storage. The primary bedroom is incredibly classic with huge windows and enough room for a king-sized bed and still have lots more space. The en-suite windowed bathroom features a dressing area and more closets than you can imagine. Both of the other bedrooms are very spacious, have large windows, and provide ample storage and built-ins. The bathroom has an original soaking tub was just smartly renovated with a classic designed marble tile floor and new finishes and updated fixtures.
Where could be better?
Turner Towers is a full-service white glove building located directly across from the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens - Brooklyn's cultural center. The entrance to Prospect Park with all it's open and beautifully landscaped spaces, offers bike and running paths, concerts, and more all in your own backyard. Steps away is The Grand Army Plaza with the most gorgeous arch and fountains most popular every Saturday for its' huge farmer's market. The newly designed handicapped accessible 2/3 subway stop is directly opposite the portico of 135 Eastern Parkway. The full service amenities and a well run Class A building include the 24-hour door staff, many elevators, package storage area, classic and grand marble lobby, porters, live-in super, bike room, tea garden, fitness center, basement storage and even a children's playroom! Turner Towers is near many outstanding restaurants, cafes, bars, art galleries and nightlife. Pets are welcome.
All showings by appointment only.
Accepted Offer. Sorry, you had your chance.
Enter into a gracious almost 2000 sq foot home of an "i" line unit rarely on the market. Just updated and in move-in condition, this tranquil and serene pre-war style home provides well proportioned sized living spaces, 3 bedrooms, 2 and 1/2 windowed bathrooms, a huge separate eat-in windowed kitchen, and tons of extra large and deep closets throughout. The entry foyer and adjacent gallery features custom wood paneled built-ins setting the tone for living in a classic space. This special home overlooks Eastern Parkway with sunny southern views of the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens. When originally built in 1926, Turner Tower apartments were noted for high ceilings, fire and sound proof walls, and classic details throughout. All the original solid wood parquet floors have been freshly refinished with a contemporary flair. The living and dining rooms graciously open up to each other for easy entertaining for large groups or for just comfortable intimate socializing. The incredibly large eat-in kitchen has contemporary appliances, lots of pantry storage and even a washer/dryer! A half powder room bath is conveniently located off the kitchen. New contemporary stone counters have been installed, along with a fresh new look to the back splashes and other classic details. If one works at home, there are many places to set up a comfortable work environment almost anywhere in this oversized home.
The bedroom wing is separated from the living space through another spacious gallery with tons of floor to ceiling storage. The primary bedroom is incredibly classic with huge windows and enough room for a king-sized bed and still have lots more space. The en-suite windowed bathroom features a dressing area and more closets than you can imagine. Both of the other bedrooms are very spacious, have large windows, and provide ample storage and built-ins. The bathroom has an original soaking tub was just smartly renovated with a classic designed marble tile floor and new finishes and updated fixtures.
Where could be better?
Turner Towers is a full-service white glove building located directly across from the Brooklyn Museum and Botanical Gardens - Brooklyn's cultural center. The entrance to Prospect Park with all it's open and beautifully landscaped spaces, offers bike and running paths, concerts, and more all in your own backyard. Steps away is The Grand Army Plaza with the most gorgeous arch and fountains most popular every Saturday for its' huge farmer's market. The newly designed handicapped accessible 2/3 subway stop is directly opposite the portico of 135 Eastern Parkway. The full service amenities and a well run Class A building include the 24-hour door staff, many elevators, package storage area, classic and grand marble lobby, porters, live-in super, bike room, tea garden, fitness center, basement storage and even a children's playroom! Turner Towers is near many outstanding restaurants, cafes, bars, art galleries and nightlife. Pets are welcome.
All showings by appointment only.
