227 Berkeley Place is a four residence condominium in Park Slope, occupying a 21 foot wide pre-war brownstone that has undergone a gut renovation. The work introduced contemporary building systems while retaining original architectural details, including the proportions and character of the historic townhouse. Its location, half a block from Prospect Park, is the defining feature of the address.
The residences are organized around private outdoor space, with terraces, roof decks, patios, and a landscaped backyard across the collection. The most expansive layout is a garden duplex with a private entrance, a home office, a lower level recreation room, and a 753 square foot backyard, while the upper residences extend to private roof decks or terraces. Ceiling heights range from 9 feet 7 inches to more than 11 feet, and south facing living areas overlook the tree lined streetscape.
Apartments share wide plank white oak flooring, central air conditioning with Mitsubishi Hyper Heat systems, video intercoms, on demand hot water, and full size in-unit laundry. Kitchens are open plan with custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, gas ranges, integrated dishwashers, and paneled refrigerators. Bathrooms use floor-to-ceiling Carrara marble tile with high end plumbing fixtures, including both glass enclosed showers and soaking tubs.
The building is on a quiet, tree lined Berkeley Place block in North Park Slope, close to the park’s 586 acres of lawns, trails, and recreational areas. Seventh Avenue supplies dining and shopping, while the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn Public Library, and the 2, 3, B, and Q subway lines are also in the surrounding area.
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