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420 6th Avenue
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$4,100 Rental Price
2 Bedrooms   1.0 Bath
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420 6th Avenue, Park Slope, New York

Discover the epitome of Park Slope living at 420 6th Avenue—a stunning duplex apartment boasting an expansive layout and elegant design. As you enter your unit, there is a foyer for storage, coats and shoes. Head up one flight to your kitchen and spacious living room. ...

Discover the epitome of Park Slope living at 420 6th Avenue—a stunning duplex apartment boasting an expansive layout and elegant design. As you enter your unit, there is a foyer for storage, coats and shoes. Head up one flight to your kitchen and spacious living room. This flows seamlessly into a formal dining room, ideal for entertaining. A large eat-in kitchen, outfitted with modern appliances and ample counter space, opens directly to a private patio—perfect for outdoor dining or relaxation. This home features oversized bedrooms that offer comfort and privacy, perfect for restful nights or a peaceful retreat. Nestled on a picturesque, tree-lined street just moments from Prospect Park, this home provides both luxury and the charm of Brooklyn’s most sought-after neighborhood.

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Listing Details

New Listing
Park Slope, New York
Type: Rental
Price: $4,100
Date Listed: 10/24/2024
Web ID: 1090529644

Info & Amenities

Type: Duplex
Rooms: 5.0
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 1.0
Built: 1900

Get to Know Park Slope

Park Slope is a community-minded neighborhood bordered by Prospect Park, Prospect Heights, Windsor Terrace, and Gowanus. Its name is derived from the gentle incline of its streets, which end at the historic and celebrated park. An iconic example of “Brownstone Brooklyn,” Park Slope is famous for its picturesque blocks and residential feel. Park Slope residents enjoy convenient access to several major cultural institutions, as well as the Olmsted and Vaux-designed, 526-acre Prospect Park. Meanwhile, the homes of Park Slope represent a diverse array of architectural periods and styles. You can find historic brownstones, single-family limestones, pre-war co-ops, and modern condo buildings with luxury amenities.

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