Midwood Park, like other similar neighborhoods in Brooklyn, was built as a suburban development in the first decade of the century on what was formerly farmland. When the neighborhood was being developed, the names of “Midwood” and “Newkirk” were suggested for it, but “Midwood Park” – describing the park-like tranquility of its landscaped malls. On Foster Avenue, the ornamental columns grace the entrance of each block which are remnants of the once gated community.The Midwood Park Association, founded in 1908, and the neighboring Fiske Terrace Association (1907) are working with the NYC Landmark Commission toward historic district designation for both communities.Midwood Park is a vibrant and active community. In recent years, young families from brownstone Brooklyn and Manhattan have moved to the neighborhood and are enjoying the small-town atmosphere of the community that was present since its beginning.
For more information about the neighborhood today, please contact the Midwood Park Association President, Kathy Titakis, 718.434.0994.
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$2,360,000

Country in the City – A meticulously maintained home with attention to preserving the original details of this grand and spacious Victorian home. The house features six plus bedrooms, two full baths and two half baths. Nestled in the tree lined streets of the Historic Landmark section of Midwood Park, this gorgeous home offers a […]

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$2,025,000

Historic Home in the heart of Midwood Park. This lovely well-maintained home has a spacious and gracious layout. The entryway has two large closets that lead to a private home office that could also be a family room, with a private entrance. A classic center hall home, with a formal living room and an elegant formal dining room with […]

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Listing #694

$2,020,000

Located in the Historic Landmark section of Midwood Park, enjoy this oasis of calm and serenity surrounded by Victorian houses and majestic one-hundred-year-old trees, just a few minutes away from the B or Q train in Brooklyn. Curl up by the fireplace on snow days, organize private jazz concerts, relax in a hammock in the garden […]

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