Modern South Slope boutique condominium featuring two-bedroom units with private outdoor spaces and convenient subway access. Exceptional value with tax abatements reducing monthly taxes to just $10, plus low common charges in a vibrant Brooklyn neighborhood. Currently, 2 apartments are for sale.
198 21st Street is a four story, eight unit post-war condominium completed in 2005 on the South Slope and Greenwood Heights border. Its most distinctive layout is a garden duplex, with the main living level opening onto a private garden and a lower level that serves as flexible additional space. Other residences extend outdoors through private balconies or terraces, and several have private roof decks with city views.
The apartments generally use open layouts with south facing exposures appearing in multiple residences. Central air conditioning, hardwood floors, one and a half bath arrangements, and separate kitchens with stone counters and stainless steel appliances recur across the homes. Private basement storage is assigned to residences, while laundry facilities are shared.
The building is pet friendly and has a 421-a tax abatement. Its setting combines the neighborhood's row house blocks with the commercial corridors of Fourth and Fifth Avenues, and places Industry City, Greenwood Cemetery, Prospect Park, and Greenwood Park within the surrounding area. Restaurants and cafes include Luigi's Pizza, Sea Witch, Korzo, and other local businesses along Fifth Avenue and nearby streets.
The R train stops at Prospect Avenue, a few blocks away, and the N and D trains are also cited in the surrounding area. The building sits near the intersection of South Slope, Greenwood Heights, and Sunset Park, with access to the retail and dining districts on Fifth Avenue and Industry City's food hall and shops.
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