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Elegantly set back from the curb, The Windsor fronts a handsome tree-lined boulevard radiating out from Machate Circle— the southwest gateway to Prospect Park.

The surrounding neighborhood of Windsor Terrace is an overlooked Brooklyn gem, a quiet residential stretch beloved by residents and sought after by those in the know.

A birdseye view, facing southeast, of The Windsor’s brick facade.

The view from the rooftop terrace faces west towards Prospect Park and Manhattan.

Recently completed from the ground up, the nine-story building looks as if it has always belonged to Windsor Terrace. Its restrained brick facade and humanistic scale allow The Windsor to fit into the surrounding blocks of townhouses, bungalows, and pre-War apartment buildings.

Flanked curbside by a procession of young oak trees, the ground-level gardens frame a discretely elegant set-back entrance.

The genteel double-height lobby ushers residents into two levels of interconnected public living space.

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Elegantly set back from the curb, The Windsor fronts a handsome tree-lined boulevard radiating out from Machate Circle— the southwest gateway to Prospect Park.

Elegantly set back from the curb, The Windsor fronts a handsome tree-lined boulevard radiating out from Machate Circle— the southwest gateway to Prospect Park.