195 15Th St

A low-rise, three-story condominium conversion originally constructed as an industrial factory in 1925 and reconfigured into residences in 2003. The brick-and-beam structure retains loft-like proportions: double-height living rooms, large walls of windows and skylights admit abundant light while maple hardwood floors and high ceilings emphasize volume. Layouts are primarily two-bedroom duplexes with flexible ancillary space used as offices or dens; units commonly include an entrance foyer, generous closets, in-unit washer/dryer and utility/storage rooms. Shared building elements include an elevator, an expansive common roof deck plus deeded private outdoor terraces for many units; several residences boast exceptionally large private decks or roof terraces suitable for grilling, gardening and entertaining. The building offers modest concierge-style conveniences rather than full-service staff, allows pets, and provides high-speed internet infrastructure. Located in Park Slope near 5th Avenue and 15th Street, the property sits within walking distance of Prospect Park, neighborhood restaurants, markets and multiple subway lines (F, R, G and nearby transfers), supporting a pedestrian, bike-friendly urban lifestyle.