Tali Berzak and Kaeppler Rissmann Close a $2.8M Renovated Crown Heights Townhouse at 1102 Prospect Place
The Compass team closes a 1901 two-family townhouse on a tree-lined Crown Heights block, with a light-filled parlor floor, a marble chef's kitchen with a Wolf range, a terrace and a separate garden residence.
Tali Berzak and Kaeppler Rissmann of Compass have closed the sale of 1102 Prospect Place in Crown Heights for $2,800,000. The townhouse closed on September 18, 2026.
Built in 1901 on a quiet, tree-lined block, the two-family house has about 3,725 square feet across three stories plus a finished basement. Behind its classic faรงade, original character such as exposed brick, a brick fireplace and tall windows sits alongside a clean, modern renovation.
The owner's duplex begins on the parlor level, where high ceilings, herringbone floors and tall windows open up a gracious living and dining room. Arched openings lead into the kitchen, which has abundant cabinetry, dramatic veined marble on the island and backsplash, an eat-in banquette, a Wolf range and integrated Fisher & Paykel refrigeration and dishwasher. Double glass doors open to the terrace, so the kitchen flows straight outside for entertaining.
Upstairs, the primary bedroom has a large custom-outfitted closet and an en-suite bath with a soaking tub. Two more large bedrooms and a full bath give room for family, guests or a home office.
The garden floor is a separate residence with two bedrooms, two full baths, its own entrance, kitchen, living area and outdoor space, which suits rental income or multigenerational living. The finished basement adds a half bath and a kitchenette, a natural fit for a rec room or home gym.
Prospect Place puts the house near Brower Park and the Brooklyn Children's Museum, with the C and 3 trains close by.
For Berzak and Rissmann, it is a standout Brooklyn townhouse close: a classic brownstone-belt house, finished to a designer standard.
Closed sale. $2M+ in live markets only. Listing agents named as published. Source: Compass. Photos: Courtesy Compass. Luxury Price Drops is not a brokerage.