Amenities
Bustling with all types of hip people, Park Slope, Brooklyn, has long been a bastion of the intelligentsia. Fine Romanesque Revival and Queen Anne residences grace the landmarked Park Slope Historic District on the western edge of Prospect Park, which some argue is a more successful green space than Olmsted and Vaux's earlier collaboration, Central Park. Meanwhile, Gotham's "other Fifth Avenue" is packed with popular restaurants and interesting shops, and the neighborhood's laid-back nightlife scene caters to all crowds. The F,G and R trains excellently service the neighborhoodContact Aramis Arjona for showing: aramis@miradornyc.com-Please provide advanced notice to schedule appointment for Open House