535 Dean Street Apt: 607

Brooklyn, NY 11217

Experience loft living at its best in this stunning south-facing apartment featuring impressive 12-foot ceilings and approximately 939+/- sq. ft. of versatile space. Sunlight streams in through oversized windows, illuminating the beautifully crafted open layout. The modern design and lofty ceilings create a light-filled, airy ambiance, allowing you to fully enjoy your surroundings. With ample room for a home office, dining area, and flexible sleeping arrangements, this apartment perfectly balances style and practicality, complete with clever integrated storage solutions. The open stainless-steel kitchen seamlessly connects to the living area, making cooking a delight. Please note for this unit, dogs are not permitted, but cats are welcome. Originally constructed in 1927 as the New York Daily News printing facility, 535 Dean Street, now known as NEWSWALK, was converted in 2002 into one of Downtown Brooklyn’s premier full-service residences. This historic building offers a 24-hour doorman, a refreshed facade, a landscaped courtyard, a spacious laundry facility, bike storage, and a newly renovated lobby. Residents have access to an expansive 15,000 sq. ft. rooftop deck, featuring a wet bar, restroom, BBQ grills, picnic tables, Wi-Fi, and a playground, perfect for relaxation or entertaining. Centrally located in the sought-after Prospect Heights neighborhood, you’re just a few blocks from Atlantic Terminal, NYC’s second-largest transportation hub, which includes the LIRR and multiple subway lines (2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, Q, N, R) for easy commuting and a quick trip to Manhattan. The area boasts top-notch restaurants, trendy shops along Vanderbilt Avenue, and the vibrant “Open Streets.” Just a short walk away, you’ll find Barclays Center, Fort Greene Park, Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Museum, and Grand Army Plaza, home to a lively farmers’ market and lush green spaces. Discover the perfect blend of urban luxury and historic charm at Newswalk, where modern living meets the vibrant heart of Brooklyn.