Brooklyn, New York
Living in Park Slope
Brownstone Brooklyn at its best, right next to Prospect Park.
Park Slope climbs up to Prospect Park, and its brownstone blocks are some of the most photographed in Brooklyn. Fifth and Seventh Avenues are lined with shops, cafés and restaurants that feel genuinely local.
With Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Museum and the Botanic Garden nearby, it's a neighborhood people move to and then stay in for a long time.
See homes for sale and rent in Park Slope- What we love
- Prospect Park as a backyard
- Classic brownstones and pre-war co-ops
- Busy, independent-minded shopping streets
- A good fit for
- Families
- Buyers planning to stay put
- Anyone who wants a park-centered life
- Getting around
- The F/G, R, 2/3 and B/Q lines all stop in or next to the neighborhood.