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This attractive 5-story building in Park Slope, Brooklyn has 10 residential condos and features tall windows and a recessed top floor. The Iroquois offers a mix of apartment types, a rooftop garden, and is located one block from Prospect Park.
The Iroquois, located at 620 10th Street in the Park Slope section of Brooklyn, is an attractive five-story building featuring only 10 residential condominium apartments. Developed by New York Properties and designed by Felix Tambasco of Sears Tambasco Architects, the building showcases tall, broad windows that enhance its aesthetic appeal. The top floor is recessed, adding to the unique architectural design.
This elevator building offers a mix of simplex, duplex, and triplex apartments, including two penthouses with outdoor spaces. Each unit is equipped with in-unit laundry, oak veneer doors, and 5-inch wide white oak flooring. Residents can enjoy amenities such as a rooftop garden, a residents' courtyard, and a video intercom system. Notably, one apartment includes its own private garage.
Common features among the apartments include expansive living areas, chef's kitchens with high-end stainless steel appliances, and private outdoor spaces. The top floors often boast floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the rooms with natural light, while luxurious bathrooms feature deep soaking tubs. The building's proximity to Prospect Park enhances its appeal, providing residents with easy access to green space and recreational activities.
With a rich history, the property was previously acquired from the Church of Gethsemane, which used it as a garden. The Iroquois stands out not only for its design and amenities but also for its location, surrounded by the vibrant culture and community of Park Slope.
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