300 5th Street - Condo in Park Slope
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300 Fifth Street is a newly constructed boutique condominium building in Park Slope, Brooklyn, comprising just four bespoke residences on a tree lined block. The building represents a contemporary addition to the neighborhood's architectural landscape, with interiors that emphasize clean lines, natural materials, and carefully selected finishes throughout.
The residences feature solid white oak floors and chef's kitchens outfitted with Bertazzoni stainless steel ranges, Fisher & Paykel refrigerators, and Bosch dishwashers. Dramatic Carrara marble appears prominently in the kitchens as countertops, backsplashes, and waterfall edges, paired with Blanco undermount sinks and Brizo luxe gold fixtures. Custom cabinetry provides substantial storage, and the kitchens open to living and dining areas to create integrated great rooms suited for entertaining.
Each unit includes two generously proportioned bedrooms with ample closet space. The primary suites feature walk through closets leading to spa inspired ensuites with full height Carrara marble shower walls, rainfall showers, and vintage green statement vanities. Secondary bedrooms include deep soaking tubs with complementary green and white tilework. Additional features include flex rooms that can serve as walk in closets or home offices, and in-unit LG washers and dryers. Residence 3 offers exclusive access to a private roof deck with skyline and Park Slope views.
The building sits near Washington Park and its Old Stone House, which hosts Sunday farmer's markets and cultural events. The location provides access to 5th Avenue's dining scene, including Al Di La Trattoria, Stone Park Cafe, and Terrel Pasta & Natural Wine, with multiple subway lines (D/N/R/W/F/G) available at nearby 4th Avenue.
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