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Moderne-Art Condos is a post-war condominium building in Brooklyn's Park Slope neighborhood completed in 2007. The 4-story building at 363 16th Street contains 7 units and is located between Seventh and Eighth Avenues.
Moderne-Art Condos is a post-war condominium building located in Brooklyn's Park Slope neighborhood, completed in 2007. The building features 7 units across 4 stories, offering a blend of modern living in a vibrant community. Each apartment is designed to maximize natural light, with large windows and private outdoor spaces, such as balconies or gardens, enhancing the urban living experience.
Common features among the units include in-unit laundry facilities, modern kitchens equipped with stainless steel appliances, and spacious layouts that cater to both comfort and functionality. Many apartments also boast high ceilings and generous closet space, making them ideal for both relaxation and entertaining. The penthouse units are particularly notable for their expansive terraces and unobstructed views.
Residents enjoy the convenience of being just two blocks from the F and G subway lines, facilitating easy access to Manhattan and other parts of Brooklyn. The surrounding South Park Slope area is known for its charming, tree-lined streets and a rich selection of restaurants and cafes, making it a desirable location for food enthusiasts and those seeking a strong sense of community.
With low common charges and a tax abatement set to expire in 2034, Moderne-Art Condos presents an attractive opportunity for both homeowners and investors. The building's pet-friendly policy and proximity to local amenities, including Prospect Park, further enhance its appeal.
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