Strolling encouraged. Escape the hustle and bustle to brownstone-lined streets covered in a canopy of century-old trees. 550 Vanderbilt is located at the intersection of five vibrant, historic Brooklyn neighborhoods: Prospect Heights, Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, Park Slope and Boerum Hill — each with an array of restaurants to sample and charming blocks to explore.


Whatever you're in the market for, you'll find it on a stroll around the neighborhood. Whether you're searching for a classic book, the country’s largest collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts or a basketball game – all of these places are outside your front door!

Love cooking at home? You're in a fresh food paradise — walk to the weekly greenmarket at Prospect Park, browse the aisles at the Park Slope Food Co-op, or take a ten minute drive to the newest and largest Whole Foods location in New York City.
From world-class theater, music and dance, to first-run movies, fascinating film revivals and more, you're within walking distance of one of the city's most inventive arts venues. Whether it's a world class concert at Barclays Center or an experimental dance troupe at BAM, 550 Vanderbilt offers you a range of culture at its finest.

Home
550 Vanderbilt
Culture
Friends and Lovers
BAM Harvey Theater
Bam Fisher
BRIC Arts
The Invisible Dog Art Center
Roulette
Theatre for a New Audience
JACK
MoCADA
Soapbox Gallery
Mark Morris Dance Center
550 Vanderbilt
Culture
Friends and Lovers
BAM Harvey Theater
Bam Fisher
BRIC Arts
The Invisible Dog Art Center
Roulette
Theatre for a New Audience
JACK
MoCADA
Soapbox Gallery
Mark Morris Dance Center
Nature
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Brooklyn Bears Community Garden
Prospect Park
Fort Greene Park
Brooklyn Bridge Park
Bars
Weather Up
Bearded Lady
Hot Bird
Livingston Manor
Bar Corvo
Rose's Bar
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Brooklyn Bears Community Garden
Prospect Park
Fort Greene Park
Brooklyn Bridge Park
Bars
Weather Up
Bearded Lady
Hot Bird
Livingston Manor
Bar Corvo
Rose's Bar