916 Union St

A six-story, elevator-equipped prewar co-op built in 1920, the building presents a classic Park Slope residential scale and boutique feel with four apartments per floor. Architectural details include high ceilings, hardwood floors and decorative fireplaces found in many units; large windows often frame treetop and Grand Army Plaza views. Common interior provisions emphasize practical living: an entrance foyer, dedicated dining areas or eat-in kitchens, pantries and formal dining rooms in larger layouts. Shared resources include a landscaped courtyard/garden with seating and occasional BBQ use, a cellar-level laundry room, bicycle storage, and private storage lockers. The property is professionally managed with a live-in superintendent, allows pets, and maintains a financially sound co-op structure. Street-level access connects directly to Prospect Park and the Grand Army Plaza transit hub (2/3, B/Q), placing residents within immediate reach of the Farmers Market, Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Museum, and neighborhood shops and restaurants.