Building: 105 Park Place

105 Park Place is four-unit cooperative built in 1920 and located in the north Park Slope historic district. Ideally situated, this home sits on a quiet, tree-lined street. A short walk from the bustling Atlantic Barclays Center, it is minutes away from nine train lines (2/3/4/5/B/Q/D/N/R) and the LIRR and three subway stops to Manhattan.

105 Park Place is a stone’s throw from Prospect Park with free concerts at the Brooklyn Bandshell in the summer, and close to the Brooklyn Academy of Music and Union Hall. The neighborhood hosts a number of restaurants, cafes, and gourmet shops, such as the Brooklyn Larder and Union Market, as well as more local alternatives, such as the famous Park Slope Food Coop and the weekend farmer’s market at Grand Army Plaza. It is also close to the former Williamsburgh Savings Bank Clock Tower, which features the Brooklyn Flea Market in the fall.

Description Provided by Nicholas Oliver