The 2008 condominium at 369 Sixth Avenue occupies a four unit pre war townhouse in Park Slope, with its most distinctive residence extending from the top floor to a private roof deck. That outdoor space has views toward the Manhattan and Brooklyn skylines and Prospect Park, which is two blocks away.
The apartments are generally configured with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, including layouts that place two quieter bedrooms at the rear and a third room near the living area that can serve as an office or den. Open kitchens, in unit laundry, generous closets, high ceilings, hardwood floors, bay windows, and en suite primary bathrooms recur among the homes. Decorative fireplaces, French doors, built ins, millwork, and other pre war details are paired with renovated kitchens and bathrooms.
Shared basement storage is available, with bike storage also noted, and the building is self managed. Several apartments have private outdoor space, while interiors commonly draw light from eastern or western exposures, including western bay windows and rear views over gardens or tree lined streets. Pets are permitted with approval.
The building fronts Sixth Avenue in central Park Slope, close to the shops and restaurants of Fifth and Seventh Avenues, the Prospect Park YMCA, and the cultural venues around the neighborhood. Its proximity to Prospect Park and the F and G subway lines places the four home condominium within a particularly concentrated section of the neighborhood.
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