Perched atop a handsome Park Slope brownstone on one of the neighborhood’s most coveted blocks, Residence 5 at 382 Third Street offers a rare combination of light, privacy, space, and classic Brooklyn character.
With four open exposures and no neighbors above, the home is bathed in sunlight throughout the day and enjoys remarkable privacy, open sky, and beautiful sunset views stretching beyond the surrounding treetops toward the Manhattan skyline. The generous layout includes three bedrooms, large and inviting living spaces, and an expansive great room ideal for both entertaining and everyday living.
Pre-war details lend warmth and character throughout, while modern conveniences—including central air conditioning, a vented washer/dryer, dishwasher, and wood-burning fireplace—make the apartment as comfortable as it is charming, the unit also trades with storage space in the basement. Residents also enjoy access to the roof, offering an additional opportunity to take in the open sky and surrounding views.
Set within an intimate, self-managed five-unit co-op with exceptionally low monthly maintenance, 382 Third Street offers the best of brownstone living with a sense of privacy and ease that is increasingly hard to find.
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Street is among Park Slope’s most desirable residential blocks, known for its exceptional width, handsome brownstones, generous sidewalks, and picturesque tree-lined streetscape. Prospect Park is just three blocks away, while the neighborhood’s celebrated shops, restaurants, cafés, and conveniences—including Whole Foods—are moments from your door. Stone Park, J.J. Byrne Playground, the Sunday farmers market, and multiple subway lines are all nearby.
A truly special opportunity to experience the light, privacy, character, and lifestyle that make Park Slope one of Brooklyn’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Listing courtesy of Compass
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Park Slope, with its tree-lined streets and immaculate brownstones, has a small-town feel and social cohesion that’s unusual in the city.
It’s a place where activities for children are unending, shopkeepers know their customers and people stop in the street to chat. Even as the park-side homes are buffed to a high polish, the area still offers a variety of experience: There are scores of restaurants and bars; a diverse retail sector; multiple Farmer’s Markets, including Grand Army Plaza’s; and Prospect Park with its fantastic bandshell, baseball fields, zoo, botanic ... read more