438 12Th St

An 8-story, 1920-era boutique condominium conversion, the building occupies a South Slope block near Prospect Park and the F/G subway lines. Converted from a turn-of-the-century clock factory, its industrial roots remain evident in loft-scaled apartments with tall beamed ceilings, oversized factory-style windows, and exposed terra-cotta or millwork details. Thirteen residences (primarily two- and three-bedroom layouts) spread across a low-rise footprint, many configured as expansive loft plans with open living and dining areas, cook’s kitchens, and generous closet storage. Common elements include an attended lobby with elevator and part-time doorman hours, a live-in superintendent, and a gated, fully landscaped European-style courtyard and garden that buffers street noise and offers private outdoor space for residents. Many units provide private balconies or terraces, in-unit washer/dryer provisions, central or wall-through air conditioning, and hardwood oak floors. The building supports pet ownership and offers access to nearby valet/independent parking options across the courtyard. Located on a residential avenue steps from 7th and 8th Avenue retail, cafes, and restaurants, the property benefits from immediate proximity to Prospect Park, neighborhood schools (PS 107 zoning), and a strong Park Slope lifestyle combination of green space, transit, and locally owned shopping.