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Prewar condominium directly across from Prospect Park featuring spacious three-bedroom residences with sweeping park views. Chef's kitchens, marble baths, and modern amenities combine with low monthlies and pet-friendly living.
160 Prospect Park West is a 1920 pre-war condominium in Park Slope, occupying a renovated brownstone or Park limestone at the corner of 11th Street and Prospect Park West. Directly across from Prospect Park, the four story, four residence building retains details such as wainscoting, columns, French doors, mantels, and tin ceilings alongside contemporary interiors.
The residential layouts range from spacious three bedroom homes to a four bedroom duplex. A lower duplex opens to a private garden, while a top floor residence is organized around a private roof deck with views toward Prospect Park, the Brooklyn skyline, and Downtown Manhattan.
Apartment interiors commonly combine open kitchens with high end appliances, stone counters, custom cabinetry, and glass backsplashes. Marble bathrooms, bright southeastern exposures, central air conditioning, wide plank oak floors, high ceilings, and in-unit washers and dryers recur among the residences, with bay windows framing views of the park.
Prospect Park and Harmony Playground sit directly across the street, with running paths, car free cycling, and designated off leash hours nearby. The building is pet friendly, and purchases do not require board approval. The 7 Avenue station, served by the F and G trains, has an entrance on 9th Street, while Park Slope restaurants, shops, Greenmarkets, and nearby Prospect Heights and Gowanus are within the surrounding blocks.
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