135 Eastern Parkway, Apt. 14E, is a graciously proportioned pre-war charmer. This classic six-room residence at the iconic Turner Towers offers the space, elegance, and timeless appeal you've been searching for. Currently configured as a three-bedroom, this home includes three beautifully updated bathrooms and an abundance of architectural detail. Enter the home into a grand entry foyer with refined herringbone oak floors and soaring beamed ceilings, setting the tone for the home’s gracious flow. The windowed kitchen has been thoughtfully renovated and opens to an everyday casual dining area with custom banquette seating, creating an open-concept layout ideal for modern living. The main living living space is large enough to accomodate a full dining room and living room. This sun-drenched, south-facing room offers an expansive and inviting space, perfect for both entertaining and everyday relaxation complete with custom built ins and decorative fireplace. Walking down the long hallway you will find two generously sized bedrooms, each with large windows and excellent closet space. The primary suite features a renovated en-suite bath, while the windowed hallway bathroom has also been beautifully updated and includes radiant heated floors for added comfort. The maid’s room, currently used as a third bedroom and it’s own en suite bathroom, offers even more flexibility. Set along the historic Eastern Parkway—America’s first parkway—135 Eastern Parkway places you in the heart of Brooklyn’s cultural corridor. Just outside your door: The Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza, and the Brooklyn Public Library. The 2/3 subway lines are steps away, and multiple other lines (4/5/B/Q) are nearby, offering quick access to Manhattan in under 15 minutes. Turner Towers is one of NYC’s most iconic full-service co-op buildings, offering white-glove amenities including a ballroom-sized marble lobby, full-time doorman, live-in super, gym with Peloton, laundry facilities, bike storage, resident storage, and a beautifully landscaped tea garden. The building also hosts community events, adding to its warm and welcoming atmosphere. This is a rare opportunity to live in an architecturally significant building while enjoying all the best that Prospect Heights.