237 11th Street: Review and Ratings

Review of 237 11th Street by Carter Horsley

This attractive, 12-story, rental apartment building at 237 11^th Street at 4^th Avenue in the Park Slope section of Brooklyn was erected in 2016 by Adam America, Slate Property Group and Naveh Shuster LDT.

It was 105 apartments.

Ariel Aufgang of Aufgang Architects of Suffern, N.Y., designed the building.

The Meshberg Group did the interior design.

Bottom Line

This is a fairly massive, red-brick rental apartment building with a setback top with a glass façade on the border between Park Slope and Gowanus in Brooklyn.

Description

The handsome, red-brick building has some corner windows flanked by two piers that rise slightly above the roofline on each side.

On its long side, the building’s top four floors step down three floors with mostly glass façades from the corner in two steps and about two-thirds of the lower, red-brick section of the long façade is slightly setback from the corner.  On the other side of the corner, the building’s plan is similar but not as long.

The building has multi-pane fenestration and sections of the building’s ground floor has a light-colored façade.

Most of the masonry façade has two layers of spandrels and the top masonry floors have a three-layered cornice treatment.

The top floor at the corner has three corner windows.

The building has some terraces and a courtyard.

Amenities

The building has a roof deck, a garden, a party room, a lounge and a laundry room.

Apartments

Apartment 3C is a two-bedroom unit with an entry foyer that leads to a living/dining room with an open, corner kitchen.

Apartment 5E is a one-bedroom unit with an entry foyer that leads past the open corner kitchen to the living/dining room.

Apartment 4A is a one-bedroom unit with an entry by the enclosed kitchen across from the living/dining room.

Apartment 3E is a studio unit with an entry foyer into the hall with an open kitchen that leads to a living/sleeping area.