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Boutique South Slope condominium with modernist architecture featuring one-bedrooms and two-bedroom duplexes with premium finishes. Private outdoor spaces, white oak floors, and steps to Prospect Park and vibrant 5th Avenue dining.
241 16th Street is a 2022 boutique condominium in South Slope, Park Slope, with six residences arranged as floor through one bedrooms and two bedroom duplexes. The building’s most distinctive layout is a garden duplex that places its main living level above a lower recreation and office level, with both levels opening to private rear outdoor space.
The four story, 25 foot wide building has a modernist façade of brick, glass, and wood. Apartments have wide plank white oak floors, custom millwork, oversized wood frame windows, and kitchens with integrated appliances, stone countertops, and custom cabinetry. Floor through residences receive northern and southern exposures, while private balconies and terraces recur among the apartments.
Building amenities include a rooftop terrace, resident storage, central heating and cooling, and in-unit washer and dryers. Private basement storage rooms are associated with the residences, and pets are allowed. The walk up building combines compact one bedroom layouts with larger duplex homes that extend across two levels.
241 16th Street is a short distance from Prospect Park and the restaurants, cafes, boutiques, and entertainment along Fifth and Seventh Avenues. Nitehawk Cinema and Union Market are also close by, placing the building near several of South Slope’s established neighborhood destinations.
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