362A 14th Street is a pre war cooperative in Park Slope, built in 1899 and organized as an owners' residence with a garden floor apartment. Both residences were renovated in the same style, and the property is configured for conversion to a single family home.
The renovation preserves the building's turn of the century character through exposed brick, mahogany doors, wide plank pine floors, beamed ceilings, and a restored brick façade. Custom steel and glass work introduces a modern counterpoint, while new plumbing, electrical, and mechanical systems, along with sound insulation, update the structure behind its historic details.
The property includes a landscaped south garden with bluestone and wood decks, as well as central air conditioning, a wood burning fireplace, custom tilt turn windows, built in storage, and a sound system extending into the garden. Prospect Park is two blocks away, with Park Slope restaurants and cafes including Pasta Louise, Casa Azul, and Ample Hills close by.
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