Prospect Heights The Museum House 30% Sold After 6 Weeks
The Museum House, showing that the market is strong in the area. Developed by Happy Living Development with architecture by DJLU Architects and interior’s by Aldo Andreoli, the nine story, 37 unit project went on the market six weeks ago, and after just three weeks already sold 11 units and is currently 30% sold.
The exclusive sales agent for The Museum House is Rachel Medalie of Douglas Elliman, who also happens to be the developer and a local in Brooklyn.
The building features one to four-bedroom residences, some with outdoor terraces, with gracious layouts that boast abundant light and views of the Brooklyn Museum, Prospect Park and Manhattan Skyline.
Amenities include custom children’s creative space, licensed parking with electric charging stations, landscaped roof garden and lounge and bicycle storage.
The residences are located right by many of New York City’s most famed cultural destinations, including The Brooklyn Museum, Prospect Park, The Brooklyn Public Library, The Brooklyn Botanic Gardens and Grand Army Plaza.
Pricing ranges from $800,000 to $2,600,000 with occupancy expected in late Q3 2019.
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