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Landmarked 1920 brick building converted to four boutique condominiums one block from Prospect Park. Expansive residences feature preserved stained glass, 14-15 windows for exceptional light, and private outdoor spaces including roof terraces. Currently, 4 apartments are for sale.
501 8th Avenue is a landmarked brick and stone corner building in Park Slope dating back to 1920, converted to a four unit boutique condominium in 2026. Located one block from Prospect Park on a tree lined street, the building offers four residences ranging from approximately 1,700 to 2,700 square feet, including two duplex units and a penthouse. The conversion preserved original architectural details, most notably stained glass windows in the duplex units, while introducing modern finishes throughout.
All apartments feature exceptional natural light from 14 to 15 windows with exposures on multiple sides, a rarity in Park Slope. Kitchens are outfitted with custom cabinetry and premium appliances including Bertazzoni induction ranges, while bathrooms showcase elegant, spa inspired finishes. Each unit includes in-unit laundry, video intercoms, and private basement storage. The floor through units on the second and third floors each span nearly 1,700 square feet with four bedrooms and three bathrooms, while the ground floor duplex (referred to as the Parlor) offers 2,701 square feet of interior space plus a 240 square foot side yard and a lower level of nearly 1,200 square feet that can accommodate additional living areas, a home office, or gym.
Private outdoor space is a defining feature across all residences. The duplex units include a side yard for ground level outdoor living, while the upper floor through apartments each have private roof terraces ranging from 175 to 235 square feet. The penthouse on the fourth floor includes the largest rooftop terrace at 235 square feet. The building sits four blocks from the 7th Avenue B/Q subway station and is surrounded by the neighborhood's dining and shopping along 7th Avenue.
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