The 590 6th Street Condominium reimagines Park Slope townhouse living with eight elegantly constructed floor-through homes. Each apartment offers three exposures, outdoor space with open city views and private storage. The penthouse and garden homes enjoy multiple levels. Thoughtfully selected finishes and fixtures, gracious layouts and immediate access to the magnificent Prospect Park create an unparalleled lifestyle in historic Park Slope.
Built in 1904 as an apartment house, the swell-front bay limestone facade has been restored to its original glory. 590 6th Street is a rare opportunity to purchase a home steeped in history with all the luxury and convenience of modern life. Park Slope is an urban oasis that combines access to nature, culture, cuisine and shopping like no other neighborhood in New York City.
• 10-foot Ceilings
• White Oak Chevron Wood Flooring o Rift & Quartered
• Ambiance Style Custom Lacquered Doors
• Pella Double-Hung Lifestyle Series Windows
• Arch Top Architect Reserve Series on Top Floor
• Triple Exposures
• Windowed Kitchens & Bathrooms
• Collection of Designer Pendant Lighting Throughout
• Custom Scavolini Diesel Kitchens
• Alabaster Gold Quartz Counters
• Built-in Liebherr Refrigerator
• Viking Range
• Viking Microwave Drawer
• Built-in Viking Dishwasher
• Fortis Vented Range Hood
• Radiant Heat Flooring in Bathrooms
• Hansgrohe and Grohe Fixtures
• Duravit Soaking Tubs
• Frameless Glass Sliding Shower Doors
• Imported Italian and Black Walnut Vanities
• Aquadom Signature Royale Medicine Cabinets
• Array of Designer Porcelain and Ceramic Tiles
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Located less than a block away, Prospect Park is a treasured destination citywide. From rolling meadows to hidden forests, this 600-acre Frederick Law Olmstead-designed park could be your backyard. Culture excites year-round in Park Slope. Enjoy the Celebrate Brooklyn concert series in the summer, a cozy fall day at The Brooklyn Library, cherry blossoms in the spring at The Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, and The Brooklyn Museum any day. Experience some of the city’s best dining at Stone Park Cafe, al di la, SottoVoce, and Olmsted to name a few. The farmers market at Grand Army Plaza on Saturdays will satisfy the most discerning culinarians. Boutique shopping, bakeries, and wellness services abound. Easy access to transportation and surrounding neighborhoods.
