Prospect Lefferts, also referred to as Prospect Lefferts Gardens, is a residential neighborhood in the Flatbush area of Brooklyn, the community bounded by Empire Boulevard to the north, Clarkson Avenue to the south, New York Avenue to the east and Ocean Avenue/Prospect Park to the west. Today, the neighborhood is a growing residential area with many enticing cafes and shops, as well as a strong Caribbean influence; further, a growing number of younger residents are moving into the area, attracted to its lower prices and easy access to popular areas like Park Slope and Downtown Brooklyn.
Prospect Lefferts Apartments - Prospect Lefferts Gardens boasts a diverse architectural aesthetic, with original Tudors, limestone townhouses and Victorians neighboring large apartment complexes and bodegas.
The community is serviced by the New York City Subway’s B, Q and S trains at the Prospect Park station and the Q train at the Parkside Avenue Station (both on the BMT Brighton Line), as well as the Sterling Street and Winthrop Street Stations on the IRT Nostrand Avenue Line (2 and 5 trains). A number of bus lines also serve the area.
Prospect Lefferts Apartments - Prospect Lefferts Gardens boasts a diverse architectural aesthetic, with original Tudors, limestone townhouses and Victorians neighboring large apartment complexes and bodegas.
The community is serviced by the New York City Subway’s B, Q and S trains at the Prospect Park station and the Q train at the Parkside Avenue Station (both on the BMT Brighton Line), as well as the Sterling Street and Winthrop Street Stations on the IRT Nostrand Avenue Line (2 and 5 trains). A number of bus lines also serve the area.
The community is zoned to New York City Department of Education. Many students in the area attend P.S.298, a K-5 school that has been recognized by President Obama’s Race To The Top initiative for academic excellence and innovation; the majority of students attending P.S. 298 matriculate from middle through high schools in either James Madison or Midwood High Schools, both of which are renowned for their engineering programs and strong extracurricular arts programs including music and theater performance. In addition, Prospect Lefferts Gardens is perhaps best known as being home to Brooklyn College, an urban campus boasting strong liberal arts departments and a world-class art museum with murals by Chaim Gross and Josef Albers.
Prospect Lefferts Gardens is one of the most desirable Brooklyn neighborhoods for families, with relatively low crime rates and great educational resources at both the K-5 through high school levels. The population in recent years has been steadily increasing as a younger generation moves in to take advantage of its inexpensive prices and convenient location near Downtown Brooklyn and Park Slope. Prospect Lefferts Garden's proximity to Prospect Park also makes it a desirable location for people who want to stay in Brooklyn but cannot afford the costs of living closer to Manhattan.
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