333 4Th St

Built in 1931, this six-story pre-war co-op on 4th Street in Park Slope contains 28 primarily one-bedroom residences arranged around elevator access. The facade and lobby retain period character while interiors vary from original details—moldings, inlaid hardwood floors and high ceilings—to fully renovated units with modern kitchens and baths. Common areas include a canopied entry, a well-kept lobby, central laundry in the basement, storage cages for lease, and bicycle storage. Building operations are supported by a live-in superintendent and professional management; a modern ButterflyMX entry system was recently installed. Outdoor living is limited to private terraces on some upper units; there are no shared landscaped grounds. The co-op is pet friendly and maintains a lenient sublet policy after two years of ownership. Practical conveniences for urban living—on-site laundry, package access, and bike storage—combine with proximity to transit (F, G, R and nearby D, N), weekly farmers market, neighborhood shops, restaurants and Prospect Park to create a classic Park Slope residential experience.