"Near Prospect Park, this top-floor Windsor Terrace co-op has a roomy layout with six closets, parquet, and a renovated kitchen and bath. For those looking to spread out, this Windsor Terrace apartment has six closets, two bedrooms, and a roomy layout. The roominess does come with a price, but the unit at 71 Ocean Parkway also has a renovated kitchen and bath, wood floors, and some treetop views."
"Plans for the building were announced in 1935 and by early 1936 it was being advertised as having the borough's "newest de luxe apartments." A brochure for the building boasted of its location near Prospect Park as well as amenities that included a roof garden and a recreation room. The apartments themselves had modern details like arched doorways, built-in clothes hampers, and linoleum floors."
"This unit retains the original layout, with living room and kitchen on one end of the unit and the two bedrooms on the other end. The entrance opens into a closet-filled hall. One of the promised arched doorways leads to a foyer that is wide enough to accommodate furniture. The foyer is open to the living room and the kitchen. The former has the wood floors that stretch through most of the unit and space to fit a small dining area."
Top-floor Windsor Terrace co-op at 71 Ocean Parkway features a roomy two-bedroom layout with six closets, parquet and wood floors, and treetop views. The unit retains its original arrangement with living room and kitchen on one end and two bedrooms on the other, connected by a closet-filled hall and an arched foyer open to the living room. The renovated kitchen includes white cabinets, countertops, tile floor, penny-tile backsplash, and updated appliances including a dishwasher; a windowed breakfast nook adds casual dining space. The six-story brick Park Plaza Apartments, built in 1936 by the Cohn Brothers, includes gardens, a central courtyard entrance, and decorative medieval flourishes.
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