466 15th Street - Condo in Windsor Terrace
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466 15th Street is a Renaissance Revival style pre-war building constructed in 1905, thoughtfully converted into a boutique 16-unit condominium. Located on a historically landmarked block in Park Slope, the building sits just half a block from Prospect Park, between Prospect Park West and 8th Avenue, offering residents immediate access to Brooklyn's crown jewel of public spaces.
The building features a mix of apartment configurations, including standard one-bedrooms and distinctive duplexes. Many units showcase period details such as hardwood floors with inlaid cherry wood framing, crown moldings, deep window sills, and high ceilings. Select apartments offer unique features like private gardens, and at least one top-floor unit includes private roof rights spanning nearly 500 square feet. The apartments typically feature modern updates including renovated kitchens with stainless steel appliances and dishwashers, while maintaining their pre-war charm.
Residents enjoy building amenities including complimentary laundry facilities and bicycle storage. The location offers exceptional convenience, with F and G train access nearby, and the property is surrounded by Park Slope's vibrant dining and shopping scene, including notable establishments like The Double Windsor, Farrell's (established 1933), and various other local favorites.
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