Brooklyn neighborhood guide
Prospect Heights
Cultural institutions and brownstone blocks by the park
Prospect Heights sits between Grand Army Plaza and Atlantic Avenue, home to the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden and a landmarked rowhouse district.
The Prospect Heights Historic District protects many of its brownstone and limestone rowhouses, while newer condominiums line Flatbush, Atlantic and Vanderbilt Avenues.
Lexington Residential has closed several deals in and around Prospect Heights and neighboring Crown Heights, including a penthouse on Bergen Street.
Homes & buildings
Getting around
Life in the neighborhood
- Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden and Central Library
- Vanderbilt Avenue and Washington Avenue restaurants
- Prospect Park and Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket
A great fit for
- Condo buyers near the park
- Commuters via Atlantic Terminal
- Culture lovers
Prospect Heights questions
Is Prospect Heights more affordable than Park Slope?
Pricing varies block by block. Prospect Heights often offers newer condo inventory, while Park Slope has a deeper supply of brownstone co-ops and townhouses.
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