Park Slope Court, 330 Bergen Street: Review and Ratings

Review of 330 Bergen Street by Carter Horsley

This very pleasant, low-rise, red-brick, residential development at 328 Bergen Street in the Park Slope section of Brooklyn was erected in 2003.

It was designed by Bricolage Design of which Henry Radusky is a principal for Isaac Katan.

It has 29 condominium apartments and it is immediately adjacent to 328 Bergen Street, which has a very similar design and has 10 apartments.

This development should not be confused with another “Park Avenue Court” at 110 Fourth Street.

Bottom Line

A handsome, red-brick low-rise development with nice façade detailing and three-bedroom apartments.

Description

The red-brick building has a one-story, rusticated limestone base with sidewalk landscaping behind a nice cast-iron fence.

It has very attractive, multi-pane fenestration with very attractive curved cast-iron railings on the second floor and numerous balconies with curved cast-iron railings on the upper floors.

The wooden-door entrances are in arched entrance surrounds that have light sconces.

Amenities

The building a roof deck and a key-locked elevator, but no doorman and no concierge.

Apartments

All apartments are three-bedroom units and have granite kitchen countertops and stainless steel GE appliances and washers and dryers.

Apartment 5C is a three-bedroom unit with an entry foyer that leas into a 25-foot-long living/dining room with a 9-foot-wide balcony, a spiral staircase to an upper level, and an 11-foot-wide open, pass-through kitchen.  The lower level has three bedrooms and the master bedroom has an 8-foot-wide balcony.  The upper level has a 29-foot-long family room and a 21-foot-wide terrace.

Apartment 3C is a three-bedroom unit that has an entry foyer that leads into the 25-foot-long living/dining room with a small balcony and an open, pass-through, 11-foot-long kitchen.

Apartment 2D is a three-bedroom unit with a 25-foot-long living/dining room next to an 11-foot-wide open kitchen with a pass-through.