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35 Saint Marks Avenue is a century old Park Slope brownstone converted into a boutique condominium with four residences. Its defining feature is the prevalence of floor through layouts, including parlor and garden level duplexes that open to private decks and gardens, giving the small building an unusual range of indoor and outdoor space.
The apartments combine pre war character with updated residential infrastructure. Original details recurring across the homes include decorative mantels, hardwood floors, crown and baseboard moldings, sliding pocket doors, bay windows, and high ceilings, including 10 foot ceilings in the parlor level duplexes. Layouts range from two and three bedroom floor through apartments to flexible duplex arrangements, while in-unit laundry, renovated open kitchens, and north and south exposures appear across multiple residences.
The building is in northern Park Slope, just off Fifth Avenue and close to Prospect Park. Restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and boutiques line Fifth Avenue, while the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn Public Library, and Brooklyn Academy of Music are nearby cultural institutions. Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center station serves the B, Q, 2, 3, 4, and 5 trains, with Atlantic Terminal providing LIRR service.
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