No. 223 is a 2018 rental building in Park Slope with 63 residences across 12 stories. Its most prominent shared spaces are a landscaped rooftop terrace and a double height resident lounge with a chef’s kitchen and co working areas. The building also has a screening room, bike room, part time attended lobby, and virtual doorman.
The apartments comprise studios, one bedroom, and two bedroom layouts, with white oak floors, stainless steel appliances, polished quartz countertops, self closing kitchen cabinetry, in unit washers and dryers, and deep soaking tubs. The one bedroom range includes layouts with separate home offices, while private balconies, terraces, and walk in closets appear in a portion of the residences.
Artistic murals by local artist Eric Hibit extend through the lobby and resident lounge. Starbucks occupies the ground floor, and Blink Fitness is next door; initial leases have also included a one year Blink membership. The building has Verizon Fios or Spectrum service and a 24 hour call center.
No. 223 is steps from the Union Street station on the R train and a short distance from Atlantic Terminal. Park Slope’s restaurants, bars, boutiques, and cultural venues fill the surrounding streets, with the neighborhood’s commercial corridors and Union Street transit stop close to the building.
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Founded in 1992, Greystone Development is a New York City–based developer specializing in residential rentals and mixed-use projects. Known for context-sensitive design, its buildings offer modern amenities such as fitness centers and rooftop decks aimed at urban renters.
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