Park Slope
Brownstones beside Prospect Park
Victorian brownstones, strong public schools and two lively commercial avenues along the western edge of Prospect Park.
- Median sale (sample)
- $1.45M
- Median rent (sample)
- $4,300
- Townhouse median (sample)
- $3.9M
- Commute to Midtown
- 30 min
Living in Park Slope
Park Slope is Brooklyn's classic family neighborhood. Its landmarked blocks hold some of the finest brownstones in the city, many split into floor-through co-ops and condos, while single-family townhouses remain the most sought-after homes in the borough.
Schools are the main driver of demand, particularly in the popular zones between 1st and 7th Street. Seventh Avenue and Fifth Avenue offer groceries, restaurants and independent shops within a few blocks of almost every home.
Subway and ferry: 2, 3, B, Q, F, G, R
Good fit for
- Growing families
- Townhouse buyers
- Park lovers
Local favorites
Prospect Park
526 acres, the Long Meadow and a lake with boathouse.
Grand Army Plaza market
One of the city's largest Saturday greenmarkets.
Seventh Avenue
Bakeries, bookshops and cafes within a few blocks.
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