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Leasing now launched at 595 Dean St., the newest rental development in Brooklyn's vibrant Prospect Heights

  • The two-tower development boasts 798 studio, one-, and two-bedroom rentals
  • There's nearly two acres of outdoor space open to the public
  • Residents enjoy three rooftop terraces, one with a swimming pool
By TF Cornerstone  | March 3, 2023 - 3:45PM
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Featuring a public park and plaza designed by Matthews Nielsen Landscape Architects, the award-winning team behind Little Island

Pre-leasing is now launched at 595 Dean St., a two-tower development in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.

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Calling all renters looking for a slice of Brooklyn to call their own: 595 Dean St., the newest addition to Brooklyn’s vibrant Prospect Heights neighborhood, is an urban oasis that should be on your radar.

Developed and managed by TF Cornerstone and designed by Handel Architects, this two-tower development boasts 798 studio, one-, and two-bedroom rentals. Featuring a public park and plaza designed by Matthews Nielsen Landscape Architects, the award-winning team behind Little Island. 595 Dean St. blends modern-day convenience with the historic charm of brownstone Brooklyn.

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595 Dean St. features a public park and plaza designed by Matthews Nielsen Landscape Architects, the award-winning team behind Little Island.

 

Loaded with outdoor amenities

With nearly two acres of public park and plaza space, this development offers a playground, an interactive water feature, dog run, picnic groves, and hundreds of feet of lushly landscaped greenspace, for the public to enjoy. In addition to the public outdoor amenities offered, residents of 595 Dean St. will have access to three different roof terraces, featuring BBQ grills, an outdoor swimming pool, sundeck, yoga deck, both chaise and dining bungalows, and outdoor work areas, making 595 Dean St. an ideal place for both working and relaxing at home.

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Rooftop pool with ample seating overlooking brownstone Brooklyn will be the place to be this summer.  

Places to work and play

The indoor amenities at 595 Dean St. are equally impressive. Residents can take advantage of the expansive co-working lounge, separate conference rooms, a screening room, game room, children's playroom, and dog grooming services. In addition to a clubroom and cardio fitness room, residents can also enjoy an exclusive membership discount and private entrance to Chelsea Piers.

And with 455 new spots added to the existing parking garage, there's always a spot available for your car.

At 595 Dean St., you'll find modern-day design and finishes that also reflect the neighborhood’s heritage. Whether you're a young professional or a family, you'll find a home that suits your lifestyle. With flexible layouts and a deluxe suite of indoor and outdoor amenities, 595 Dean St. has something for everyone.

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Plenty of room to entertain with family and friends on the rooftop BBQ terrace.


Looking to rent now? Explore the most up-to-date listings and find your perfect apartment on 595Dean.TFC.com. 

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