264 6Th Ave

A low-rise, early 20th-century cooperative in Park Slope, this four-story, 29-unit prewar building dates from 1921 and retains classic brownstone-era character. The masonry façade and modest footprint sit on a tree-lined residential block a few blocks from Prospect Park. Units range from one- and two-bedroom layouts to larger combined corner apartments; many residences preserve original moldings, inlaid and parquet hardwood floors, cove plaster ceilings, and traditional doors and hardware alongside thoughtful modern renovations. Common interiors include a formal entry and foyer, a communal dining area in some listings, smoke-free policies, and apartment-level eat-in kitchens or windowed kitchens in many units. Shared exterior spaces are a notable feature: a landscaped courtyard and garden, private roof deck access, and small private outdoor spaces under 60 square feet for select units. Building services and conveniences include a live‑in superintendent, on-site management, resident laundry/central laundry room, bike and stroller storage, and rentable private storage cages. The co-op is pet-friendly and positioned for easy access to neighborhood retail, restaurants, and multiple subway lines that connect to Manhattan and other Brooklyn neighborhoods.