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Park Union is a post-war condo building in Brooklyn's Park Slope completed in 2012 and converted in 2013. Located at 910 Union Street, it has 15 units across 6 stories.
Park Union is a post-war condominium located at 910 Union Street in Brooklyn's Park Slope neighborhood. Completed in 2012 and converted in 2013, this six-story building features 15 units, blending prewar character with modern design. Residents enjoy a full-service experience with amenities including an attended lobby, fitness room, children's playroom, bike storage, and a landscaped rooftop terrace offering expansive views.
Each residence is designed with thoughtful layouts, high ceilings, and quality finishes. Common features include wide plank Vermont oak flooring, open kitchens with custom cabinetry and quartz countertops, and spacious living areas. Many units also boast private outdoor spaces, enhancing the living experience and providing a connection to the vibrant neighborhood.
Park Union's prime location places it just moments from Grand Army Plaza and Prospect Park, providing easy access to green spaces, cultural institutions, and multiple transit lines. The building is also zoned for the highly regarded PS 321, making it an attractive option for families. With a 15-year tax abatement in place until 2028, residents benefit from lower monthly costs.
Notable for its boutique feel, Park Union has attracted a variety of residents, including families and professionals seeking a blend of urban convenience and residential comfort. The building's design and amenities cater to a modern lifestyle while maintaining a connection to the historic charm of Park Slope.
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