Brooklyn gem offers families room to grow.

City living has not always been easy for families. A lack of family-sized residences has forced many people to leave urban life behind for the "greener pastures" of the suburbs. What if families could find the space, security and serenity of suburbia without leaving the culture, diversity and energy found only in New York City?

Leviev Boymelgreen is offering that at the spectacular new Park Circle at Prospect Park--a collection of 59 spacious condominium residences ideally suited to the needs of busy, urban families.

"Finding a home in this city with the space for a family can be challenging," said Debra Greco, managing director of Corcoran Group Marketing. "Park Circle offers 'no compromise living,' providing the comfort of the suburbs and the luxury of the city."

Nestled on the edge of Prospect Park, Park Circle residents have one of New York City's greatest public green spaces as their front yard and can experience the culture and energy that abounds there all year long. The Audobon Center offers bird watching and family programs, while at Prospect Lake residents can take peddle boat tours or learn to fish. With a schedule of renowned cultural events, like the annual Celebrate Brooklyn! Performing Arts Festival, as well as the botanical gardens and the Prospect Zoo, Prospect Park is rich with entertaining and educational activities that every resident of Park Circle can enjoy.

Designed by Architect Elena Kalman, each of the one-, two- and three-bedroom residences at Park Circle is infused with natural light with double-glazed, oversized windows providing views of the park and the city. The residences, many of which offer private terraces, range from 857 s/f to 1,916 s/f and start at a just $425 psf.

An attended underground parking garage, 24-hour doorman and a video security system, provides parents with the peace of mind they want and the convenience they need.