185 18Th St

Arbor Eighteen is an 11-story residential condominium completed in 2019 at the Park Slope/Greenwood crossroads of Brooklyn. The collection focuses on one-bedroom layouts configured for light and calm: units feature ten-foot ceilings, expansive eight-foot windows and private outdoor spaces where provided. Interiors were conceived with a restrained, material-forward palette — white oak floors, lacquer and walnut millwork, stone counters and custom cabinetry with fluted glass details — and include defined entry foyers and dining areas in common plan types. Shared spaces are a strong part of the building’s identity: a double-height, attended lobby beneath a glass canopy precedes a landscaped first-floor arboretum, library/lounge and private dining room that open onto a planted central courtyard and zen garden designed by landscape architect Steven Yavanian. Residents also have access to a lower-level wellness suite with fitness center, yoga studio, meditation room and infrared sauna, a rooftop planted deck with screened dining and lounging areas and views toward Manhattan, plus practical conveniences such as a children’s playroom, private garage, pet spa, stroller and bicycle storage, and additional building storage. The building’s streetscape presence is shaped by Roman brick and refined exterior detailing; its location places it within walking distance of Prospect Park and Greenwood Cemetery and surrounded by long-established neighborhood services and transit options.