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565 5th Street is a meticulously converted 4-unit condominium housed within a classic Italianate limestone townhouse on one of Park Slope's most beautiful park blocks. Originally designed by Manhattan architect Woodruff Leeming in 1905, this 20-foot-wide neoclassical building retains its historic grandeur while offering modern luxury living. The building's curved bay windows with original curved glass create a distinctive architectural feature that floods the apartments with natural light, while the recent gut renovation has preserved original details like decorative fireplaces alongside contemporary upgrades.
The apartments showcase a consistent palette of high end finishes, including white oak flooring throughout, custom kitchen cabinetry with soft close drawers, and white marble countertops. All units come equipped with JennAir and KitchenAid appliances, central air conditioning, and in-unit washer/dryers. The layouts vary from gracious floor through apartments to unique duplexes, with several units featuring spectacular private terraces ranging from 555 to 600 square feet. Notable amenities include custom storage solutions, walk in closets, and some units boasting rooftop terraces perfect for outdoor entertaining.
Financially, the building offers exceptionally low carrying costs thanks to a J-51 tax abatement extending until 2037. As a self-managed condo, residents enjoy the benefits of owner control without the overhead of professional management. The prime location places residents just half a block from Prospect Park's entrance, with convenient access to multiple subway lines including the F/G trains four blocks away and the 2, 3, B, and Q trains at Grand Army Plaza. The building is also zoned for the highly regarded PS 321, adding to its appeal for families.
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