343 Sixth Avenue is a pre-war condo building in Brooklyn's Park Slope, built in 1920 and converted in 2016. The 4-story walk-up contains 8 units and offers amenities like central AC, roof deck, in-unit washer/dryer, and fireplaces.
343 Sixth Avenue is a pre war condominium in Park Slope whose apartments include both shared and private rooftop outdoor space. The most distinctive layout is a top floor penthouse with a private roof terrace, while other residences occupy full floors and include duplex arrangements.
Built in 1920 and converted in 2016, the four story walk up contains eight units. Its amenities include central AC, in unit washer and dryers, fireplaces, and a shared roof deck. Apartments commonly have high ceilings, large windows, open kitchens, and three bedroom layouts with an office or den that can function as an additional bedroom.
The redevelopment is associated with Ramon Maizlin and Sugar Hill Capital Partners, the team behind One Prospect Park West. At 343 Sixth Avenue, their work combines the scale of full floor residences with contemporary systems and updated interiors, while retaining the building's pre war structure.
The building is on a tree lined stretch of Sixth Avenue in Park Slope, with restaurants, shops, and services along Fifth and Seventh avenues. Washington Park and the Old Stone House are one block west, while Prospect Park is three blocks east; the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and Brooklyn Public Library are also close by.
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