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Our Brooklyn community Leffert Manor
is located 20 minutes from Manhattan
and a short walk to MTA's B/Q trains.
We are surrounded by the beautiful
Prospect Park and Brooklyn Botanical
Gardens. The history of Leffert Manor
is rich and our community is diverse.
Come share in the splendor of
Serenity at Home Guest House and
leave
is located 20 minutes from Manhattan
and a short walk to MTA's B/Q trains.
We are surrounded by the beautiful
Prospect Park and Brooklyn Botanical
Gardens. The history of Leffert Manor
is rich and our community is diverse.
Come share in the splendor of
Serenity at Home Guest House and
leave
Locations
Brooklyn Attractions
The following cultural and recreational attractions are all within a
five to ten minute walk from Lefferts Manor:
Brooklyn Botanic Garden with the renowned Japanese Garden.
Brooklyn Museum of Art, housing one of the world’s finest Egyptian
collections.
Brooklyn Public Library, Main Branch, offering thousands of public
programs, millions of books and use of more than 850 free Internet-
accessible computers.
Grand Army Plaza, New York City’s own Arc de Triomphe,
commemorating the Union Army in the Civil War with heroic
statuary, and host to the 2nd largest open air Green Market in New
York City.
Prospect Park
Audubon Center at the Boathouse and the Park is home to more
than 200 species of birds.
The Carousel, an old-fashioned ride back in time to the golden age
of carnival excitement.
Lefferts Homestead House Museum, one of the few surviving Dutch
Colonial farmhouses in Brooklyn.
Tennis Center at the Parade Ground.
Prospect Park Zoo & Wildlife Center, home to nearly 400 animals of
more than 80 species.
Wollman Skating Rink for winter ice skating and summer pedal
boating.
The following cultural and recreational attractions are all within a
five to ten minute walk from Lefferts Manor:
Brooklyn Botanic Garden with the renowned Japanese Garden.
Brooklyn Museum of Art, housing one of the world’s finest Egyptian
collections.
Brooklyn Public Library, Main Branch, offering thousands of public
programs, millions of books and use of more than 850 free Internet-
accessible computers.
Grand Army Plaza, New York City’s own Arc de Triomphe,
commemorating the Union Army in the Civil War with heroic
statuary, and host to the 2nd largest open air Green Market in New
York City.
Prospect Park
Audubon Center at the Boathouse and the Park is home to more
than 200 species of birds.
The Carousel, an old-fashioned ride back in time to the golden age
of carnival excitement.
Lefferts Homestead House Museum, one of the few surviving Dutch
Colonial farmhouses in Brooklyn.
Tennis Center at the Parade Ground.
Prospect Park Zoo & Wildlife Center, home to nearly 400 animals of
more than 80 species.
Wollman Skating Rink for winter ice skating and summer pedal
boating.