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This low-rise, red-brick residential development at 328 Bergen Street in Park Slope, Brooklyn was built in 2003 and designed by Bricolage Design for Isaac Katan. The building features 29 condominium apartments, attractive multi-pane windows, balconies with curved cast-iron railings, and three-bedroom units with granite kitchen countertops and stainless steel appliances.
Park Slope Court, located at 328 Bergen Street in Brooklyn, is a low-rise, red-brick condominium building completed in 2005. Designed by Bricolage Design, led by Henry Radusky, the development features 29 three-bedroom apartments, each equipped with modern amenities. The building's architecture includes a rusticated limestone base, multi-pane fenestration, and attractive balconies with curved cast-iron railings, contributing to its charming aesthetic.
Residents enjoy a range of amenities, including a communal roof deck and a key-locked elevator, although there is no doorman or concierge service. The apartments are designed with granite kitchen countertops, stainless steel GE appliances, and in-unit washers and dryers, ensuring convenience and comfort. Notable layouts include expansive living/dining areas and private balconies, enhancing the living experience.
Park Slope Court is ideally situated near the Atlantic Terminal transportation hub, providing easy access to various subway lines and the LIRR. The surrounding neighborhoods of Boerum Hill and Fort Greene offer a vibrant atmosphere with numerous shops, restaurants, and cultural venues, including the Barclays Center and the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
While the building has not been associated with any notable celebrity residents, its prime location and modern features make it a desirable choice for those seeking urban living in Brooklyn.
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