Building: Parish House

Located adjacent to acclaimed Pratt Institute campus on the grounds of the historic St. Mary’s Church, is Parish House, a new rental development in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, one of the most talked about up-and-coming neighborhoods in NYC.

With an inspired design, this 17-story tall building represents a limited collection of one- and two-bedroom residences, that offer sensational views as well as an interior design concept and an amenity and lifestyle program to rival any Brooklyn property today.

Inside, Parish House residences present open floorplans with oversized floor to ceiling windows that allow natural light to flood in from sun-up to sundown. The light and warmth enhance a hand-selected neutral palette of designer-quality, natural materials that provide residents an ideal canvas to let their signature style shine. Nearly each residence at Parish House includes a private balcony, loggia patio or rooftop terrace with views of the Financial District, Midtown Manhattan, the brownstone tree-lined streets of Clinton Hill, the Pratt Institute Campus, and Downtown Brooklyn or the picture-perfect Gothic Revival steeple of St. Mary’s Church.

In addition to the development’s exclusive private corner park, Parish House is packed with nearly 20,000 SF of the latest and most enviable lifestyle amenities. Highlights include an attended lobby with a co-working lounge, a state-of-the-art fitness center with a movement studio, an outdoor gaming terrace, and the 17th Floor Sunset Lounge with a sprawling landscaped Skydeck for daytime sunbathing or BBQs with magical skyline views that stretch from Downtown Brooklyn, through Manhattan North to the Williamsburg bridge – and beyond.

With relaxed coffee shops, avant-garde cocktail bars and Michelin-star restaurants, to trendy boutiques, art galleries, and nightlife, Parish House is centrally located to keep your social agenda as packed as you desire. Whether you are heading to Brooklyn hotspots like Sundays in Williamsburg, the House of Yes in Bushwick, Dekalb Market Downtown, Ohmstead in Prospect Heights or local neighborhood favorites like Walters or Mayflower, you are truly in the thick of Brooklyn’s cultural and trendsetting epicenter.