Park Slope
Brooklyn, NY
Average Sales Price
$1,323,270
Median Sales Price
$1,495,000
Population
41,124
Total Listings
7
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Local Perspective
If I were walking a client through Park Slope, I’d tell you this is one of those Brooklyn neighborhoods that truly stands apart for its sense of community and classic New York charm. Over the years, I’ve seen Park Slope become a top choice for buyers who want that rare blend of tree-lined tranquility and city convenience. It’s a neighborhood where neighbors know each other, families put down roots, and there’s a genuine pride in maintaining the area’s historic character. I often recommend Park Slope to clients who want a long-term home with access to some of the best that Brooklyn offers—whether it’s schools, green space, or that unmistakable neighborhood feel.
Neighborhood Highlights
Park Slope has an unmistakable warmth, with its brownstone-lined streets, lush stoops, and the constant hum of local life. The vibe here is relaxed yet lively—weekends mean bustling farmers’ markets, kids playing in Prospect Park, and a steady stream of strollers and cyclists. Unlike some nearby neighborhoods that lean more industrial or edgy, Park Slope feels established, welcoming, and family-centric. There’s a creative undercurrent too, thanks to its independent bookstores, coffee shops, and a thriving arts scene, but it’s all wrapped in a neighborly, down-to-earth atmosphere.
Homes & Architecture
What you’ll notice right away are the iconic brownstones and limestone townhouses, many dating back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These homes often feature original details—think ornate moldings, parquet floors, and generous stoops. You’ll also find pre-war co-ops, smaller walk-up buildings, and some newer condo conversions tucked in among the classics. Layouts tend to be spacious by city standards, with high ceilings and, in many cases, private outdoor space—whether it’s a backyard, terrace, or that coveted stoop for people-watching.
Demographics
Data provided by Attom Data
Population
Employment
Population
41.1K
41.1K in 2020
Density
58.8K
per square mile
Households
19K
24 With Children
Gender
47% / 53%
Men Vs Women
Occupancy
37% / 63%
Owned Vs Rented
Age Median: Years
Education Level
Educational Environment
Elementary Schools (12)Middle Schools (12)High Schools (8)
Name
Category
Grades
Library
Ratio
10/10
P.S. 321 William Penn School
180 7th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215
Public
KG - 5
No
18:1 STUDENTS/TEACHERS
8/10
P.S. 39 Henry Bristow School
417 6th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215
Public
KG - 5
No
14:1 STUDENTS/TEACHERS
6/10
P.S. 282 Park Slope School
180 6th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Public
PK - 8
No
16:1 STUDENTS/TEACHERS
4/10
PS 133 William a Butler
610 Baltic St, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Public
PK - 5
No
14:1 STUDENTS/TEACHERS
0/10
Berkeley Carroll Elementary School
701 Carroll St, Brooklyn, NY 11215
Private
PK - 12
Yes
8:1 STUDENTS/TEACHERS
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Amenities & Attractions
Featured Listings
For Sale (9)
For Sold (36)
Park Slope Living: Your Local Questions Answered
To help you make informed decisions, we've compiled answers to some of the most commonly asked questions.
What types of homes are common in Park Slope?
Park Slope is known for its historic brownstones, classic row houses, and a mix of co-ops and condos. Many homes feature charming original details, and you’ll also find some newer developments. The neighborhood offers options suitable for families, singles, and everyone in between.
How’s the commute and transit connectivity?
What’s the lifestyle and walkability like?
How fast do homes typically sell in Park Slope?
What should I know about local schools?
Are there HOA fees or special ownership considerations?
