As Manhattan's most expensive sales of 2022 to date show, proximity to and views of Central Park are highly valued among luxury buyers. A borough away, green space is clearly equally appreciated: Park Slope's most expensive home ever to go into contract was a penthouse asking $6.95 million at One Prospect Park West, the Knights of Columbus clubhouse-turned-luxury condominium just down the street from Grand Army Plaza and across the street from Prospect Park.
One Prospect Park would appear to offer the best of all possible worlds. The 1920s building's facade and original architectural details were restored to their original glory during the residential conversion, and the lobby and interiors have been inspired by prewar design with special touches like arched entryways and custom wall moldings and trim. However, apartments feature the spacious layouts, top-of-the-line appliances and finishes, and in-unit laundry the modern buyer has come to expect.
Something else the modern buyer has come to appreciate is outdoor amenity space, and One Prospect Park West rises to the occasion with a nearly 7,500-square-foot rooftop terrace, the largest private residential roof deck in Brooklyn. This is the first landscape-only commission from acclaimed designer ODA Architecture, and every space was designed to make the most of views of Prospect Park and the Manhattan skyline. When Mansion Global announced the record-breaking sale, it noted that the penthouse came in $1.3 million higher than the next most expensive condo sold in Park Slope. It also said that the buyer and many others were local, indicating that this building is not likely to be used as a place for international investors to park their cash. Closings at One Prospect Park West come to an average of $1,871 per square foot, with many units coming in at or just above ask. The penthouse is one of a large number of units that are in contract; a small handful of publicly listed availabilities ranges from $2.9 million for a two-bedroom to $4.495 million for a four-bedroom.
“What I love about working with forward-thinking clients such as One Prospect Park West, is that a model apartment can become a showcase for evolved ideas, bridging the worlds of gallery exhibits and interior designed homes” — Jean Lin, founder, Colony
The availabilities also include a model unit designed by Colony, a Tribeca cooperative gallery/design studio founded by artist/entrepreneur Jean Lin. Pieces from Colony artists may be found on display throughout, as well as research-driven concept CHROMA. As such, every room embodies a specific color for its corresponding historic, emotional, and psychological response — think red for energy, yellow for joy, or deep green for calming.
↓ Colony's model unit is Penthouse #E which features western exposures towards the harbor and Manhattan skyline.
↓ The living room features a custom braided rug by Grain Design, a blown glass table by Deborah Czeresko, and maroon accents to inspire a subtle yet growing energy.

↓ An arched entryway separates the living room from the eat-in kitchen.

↓ Between the extensive honed Estremoz marble countertops, custom-designed cream lacquer cabinetry, and integrated appliance package by Wolf and Sub-Zero, the kitchen is fit for a chef.

↓ A custom Colony-designed dining table is on display in the dining room.

↓ The primary bedroom is decorated in natural, earthy tones to evoke a sense of calm, and decorative touches include a quilt by Meg Callahan.

↓ Secondary bedrooms possess their own distinct style but still convey a sense of grace and tranquility.
↓ The timeless view over one of America's most beautiful neighborhoods.
↓ New photos of the building's finished roof deck showcase the building's views over Prospect Park.
Roof deck with views of Prospect Park (Evan Joseph)↓ New photos of the building's finished roof deck showcase the building's views over Prospect Park. A variety of large dining tables as well as smaller tables are ideal for remote work, reading, or simple contemplation.


↓ An outdoor kitchen makes entertaining a breeze.

↓ Lush landscaping includes apple trees, highly appropriate for the Big Apple.

↓ Whether dining, entertaining, or lounging, the experience is enhanced by panoramic views of Prospect Park, the Manhattan skyline, and sunsets.

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