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Come to exciting Prospect Heights and experience that rarest of experiences.. .The Butler Plaza. A sixty unit condominium discreetly tucked away on one of Brooklyn%u2019s oldest, quietest streets %u2014 Butler Place%u2014a street of mature trees and stately brownstones. A street that evokes images of gaslight and horsedrawn carriages. A street so easy to get to, yet so hard to find.TO GET TOYET SOW A R D TOThe Butler Plaza. Only minutes from Manhattan, it stands in the shadow of Grand Army Plaza, adjacent to the prime of Park Slope, and a brief stroll to Prospect Park, The Brooklyn Museum, The Botanical Garden, and the burgeoning array of restaurants along reborn Flatbush Avenue.Enter through the attended grand lobby. Hear the soothing splash of the fountain in the landscaped atrium courtyard. Ride up in richly appointed elevator cabs. Prepare gourmet meals in a Eurostyle kitchen. Enjoy the rich warmth of blond oak floors. Soak in the sun from the landscaped rooftop deck. Work out in the private cardio-fitness center.The Butler Plaza. A rare opportunity to acquire a totally new, exquisitely appointed condominium residence at a most realistic price. One, two and three bedroom units%u2014some with superb views of the Manhattan skyline. One bedroom from $90,000, two bedrooms from $140,000 and three bedrooms from $190,000. Early 1987 occupancy.To be placed on The Butler Plaza priority mailing list and to assure your invitation to a private advance showing please call today (718) 643-0141.H i n m P l a z aBUTLER PLATEI his advertisement is not an ottering. No ottering can he made until an ottering plan is liled with ihc Dcpartmcni of 1 a%u00bb ol Ihc Slate of New York. I Ins advertisement is made pursuant to Cooperative Policy Statement No I issued h> lhe New York Slate Attorney General f ile %u00bb< 1)86 0279Sponsor: Sterling Butler Associates, 327 Hicks Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201Page 28, TH HOEN1X, September 11, 1986