$1,499,175Average Value$1,310Average Price per Sq Ft70Homes For Sale
Quiet streets and nearby attractions strike a balance for buyers
Sandwiched between the hubbub of trendy Park Slope and the peaceful grounds of the Green-Wood Cemetery, South Slope has a quaint, almost suburban vibe. “It’s a more tranquil part of Brooklyn than basically any other neighborhood I’ve seen,” says Aroza Sanjana, a Brooklyn-based associate broker at Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty. “There are fewer cars, so there’s more parking available. At any hour of the morning, you’ll see people walking with their pups or their kids or taking long strolls. People know each other, so it has a real neighborhood feel.” Despite its secluded feel, South Slope has plenty of bars and restaurants of its own, plus dozens more to the north. “People love the fact that it’s within walking distance to everything that they enjoyed about Park Slope,” Sanjana says.
Town Deli is available 24/7 for South Slope residents to pick up staples.
Eateries line the vibrant 5th Avenue in South Slope.
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An oasis of reasonable prices
Home prices in South Slope are relatively affordable, compared to neighboring Park Slope. “You can get substantial living space for much less than the surrounding areas,” Sanjana says. “Usually, people are looking for a quiet neighborhood with good schools that won’t cost them an arm and a leg. Buyers find that here and they end up loving it." The homes are an eclectic mix of brick and frame rowhouses, new construction and the occasional prewar townhouse. This variety creates a wide range of prices. A one-bedroom condo may cost around $800,000, but a prewar Federalist townhouse—often containing 2,000-plus square feet—can sell for $3 million, significantly less than similar properties in Park Slope.
Cheerful rowhouses in South Slope draw homebuyers with their charming feel.
Graceful brownstones line the streets of South Slope.
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South Slope's stellar schools
South Slope’s public school district is a big draw for families. Young students can study at P.S. 295 The Studio School of Arts & Culture, an A-minus-rated, close-knit elementary school with creative programming. The B-plus-rated middle school, J.H.S. 88 Peter Rouget, offers three career-driven learning tracks covering health, media and technology, and the arts. High school students may move on to the A-plus-rated Millennium Brooklyn High School, whose students earn high test scores across subjects.
Middle school children can attend J.H.S 88 Peter Rouget, known for its career-driven curriculum.
The student population of Ps 295 is 287.
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Urban playgrounds and expansive green spaces
Proximity to Prospect Park is perhaps the biggest perk of living in South Slope. The 528-acre expanse offers a well-rounded, outdoor lifestyle with lakefront trails, rolling lawns, bike paths and sports fields. There’s also a zoo, dog run, bandshell and roller slash ice rink. The Prospect Park Alliance hosts events year-round, and in warm months locals visit Smorgasburg, a weekly food festival. “People also love the green space at Green-Wood Cemetery,” Sanjana says. “They go on tours, have picnics, check out the historical monuments. It’s pretty special.” Neighborhood children flock to two playgrounds: Slope Park, a classic urban playground with jungle gyms, a splash pad and courts, and Harmony Playground, a gated parcel of Prospect Park.
Slope Park Playground is busy in the after-school hours.
Green-Wood Cemetery provides green space and walking paths for locals.
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New bistros and entertainment enhance the area
It used to be that most eateries were stationed farther north in Park Slope, but a recent string of newcomers has reversed that pattern. Lore offers an upscale menu of global dishes in a moody setting. Pasta Louise serves a different pasta every night and lets diners choose their sauce and toppings. Locals rave about the drinks and Mexican dishes at Alma Negra, while Winner bakery routinely sells out of their pastries and bread loaves. Locals hang at laidback bars like Freddy’s for daily live music or stand-up comedy. Like Park Slope, South Slope has a thriving LGBTQ+ community, evidenced by popular gay bars like Young Ethel’s and Good Judy. Groceries are available at Union, Urban or Prospect Markets. Near Prospect Park’s southwest corner, Nitehawk Cinema is a beloved movie theater that serves food and drinks during screenings.
Freddy's Bar in South Slope has daily live music or comedy shows.
Luigi's Pizza is a long standing neighborhood institution.
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Festivals and fun for South Slope residents
In May, the Fabulous 5th Ave Fair is held in nearby Park Slope. A few blocks shut down to host rides, musical performances and street food in a family-friendly celebration. On the Fourth of July, residents head to Prospect Park for grilling, activities and a firework show.
Explore dozens of paved and gravel paths suitable for all levels of hikers.
Nearby Prospect Park's bike loop gives Windsor Terrace residents a safe and fun place to ride
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Getting around South Slope
Residents can travel via six buses and five subway stations within the neighborhood, with service along the F, G, D and N, R, W lines. The area’s quiet streets and 20-plus Citi bike docks are ideal for walkers or bikers. Drivers can access the Prospect and Gowanus Expressways, which branch into the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway or the Battery Tunnel (formally the Hugh L. Carey Tunnel) toward Manhattan.
Bustling 5th Avenue is the heart of South Slope's business district.
South Slope is a vibrant neighborhood great for residents to work, play, and live.
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Parks in this Area
Detective Joseph Mayrose Park
Bike Trails
Dog Park
Trails
Harmony Playground
Bike Trails
Picnic Area
Trails
Prospect Park
Bike Trails
Dog Park
Picnic Area
Slope Park Playground
Picnic Area
Playground
Transit
Airport
Laguardia
25 min drive
Subway
Prospect Avenue (D,M,N,R Line)
Subway
4 Avenue-9 Street (F,G Line)
Subway
7 Avenue (F,G Line)
Bus
Prospect Pk W & 9 St
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7 Av & 11 St
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9 St & 8 Av
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Prospect Pk W & 12 St
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7 Av & 18 St
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20 St & 8 Av
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20 St & Prospect Pk W
South Slope Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in South Slope, Brooklyn sell after 60 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in South Slope, Brooklyn over the last 12 months is $1,491,500, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Designed by architect George A. Carver and built by H.E. Fickett in 1884, 428 11th Street is a beautiful single-family brick and brownstone townhouse gem, nestled in the middle of a quiet, low-traffic, tree-lined block. This inviting home has been lovingly maintained and features an array of updates made over the past few years. Historic details abound, including the original ironwork, wood
Newly Constructed Studio Condo for Sale – Prime Location! Welcome to your brand-new home on the border of Greenwood Heights and South Slope! This brand-new studio condo offers modern living in one of Brooklyn’s most vibrant and convenient neighborhoods. Enter inside to find beautiful tile flooring throughout. The open kitchen comes fully equipped with a brand-new refrigerator and stainless-steel
379 12th Street - Industrial chic living in prime Park Slope from a developer with unparalleled attention to detail and finish. This new development property seamlessly blends luxury, modern sensibilities, and classic Brooklyn touches. No attention to detail was spared with these residences. Every finish and touch was thoughtfully selected to enhance and elevate the highest standards
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Park Slope Perfection! A meticulously renovated 1901 townhouse on an idyllic tree-lined street, only 2 blocks from Prospect Park. The handsome brick & brownstone facade is distinguished by a 3-story bay with windows topped with leaded glass panels. In move-in condition, this special home includes 4/5 Bedrooms, 3 newly renovated full Bathrooms and 2 Powder Rooms. The versatile layout includes
charming area just minutes from5th Avenue. This three-story MIX USE brick building offers a total of seven income-generating units, with strong rental upside and low vacancy history. The residential units consist of a mix of 1 studio, 5one bedroom layouts and a commercial store, many featuring classic pre-war details, high ceilings, and excellent natural light. This property is ideal for
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Bright & Spacious Rent-Stabilized Gem in Park Slope Discover the space and light you've been searching for in this beautifully renovated, massive Park Slope apartment that just hit the market. This exceptional rent-stabilized home offers the perfect blend of classic charm and modern convenience. The generous bedroom easily accommodates a king-size bed with ample room to section off a
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Renters
Demographics
Total Population
28,311
Median Age
39
Population Density
81 ppl/acre
Population under 18
23.2%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
12.6%
Below the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$131,209
Significantly above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$160,955
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
94.1%
College Graduates
73.3%
Significantly above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
35.7%
Above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
77.7%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
50''
Average Winter Low Temperature
28°F
Average Summer High Temperature
85°F
Annual Snowfall
18''
Area Factors
Very Bikeable
Bike Score®
88/ 100
Walker's Paradise
Walk Score®
98/ 100
Rider's Paradise
Transit Score®
100/ 100
Source: Walk Score
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