115 8 Th Avenue, 8 Park Slope, New York

A Landmark Setting in the Heart of Park Slope

A rare opportunity to own a piece of Brooklyn history!

Welcome to Residence 8 at 115 Eighth Avenue, a charming one-bedroom co-op with private outdoor space, located in one of Park Slope’s most distinctive historic buildings.

Originally designed by renowned architect C. P. H. Gilbert as a grand private mansion for the Adams family, associated with the famed Chiclets chewing gum company, this striking Romanesque Revival residence is celebrated for its castle-like architecture, beautiful stone facade, and timeless character.

Inside, high ceilings, hardwood parquet floors, and an impressive original decorative fireplace bring warmth and historic charm to the living space. The standout feature is the expansive private terrace, a rare urban retreat perfect for morning coffee, outdoor dining, gardening, or simply relaxing in your own private oasis.

Residence 8 also presents an exciting opportunity for personalization. With a kitchen and bathroom ready for updating, buyers can create a home that reflects their style while preserving the architectural details that make this property special.

The location is where this home truly shines. Just one block from Prospect Park and Grand Army Plaza, residents enjoy easy access to the Brooklyn Public Library’s Central Library, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and Brooklyn Museum. Park Slope’s celebrated dining scene is equally close, with neighborhood favorites including Pasta Louise, Sushi Katsuei, and Al di Là Trattoria, along with charming cafés, bakeries, boutiques, and specialty shops along Seventh and Fifth Avenues.

Convenient transportation options include the 2 and 3 trains at Grand Army Plaza, and the B, Q, F, and G trains at Seventh Avenue, offering connections throughout Brooklyn and Manhattan.

Combining remarkable architectural history, private outdoor space, and an exceptional location, Residence 8 is a unique opportunity to create your own home in one of Brooklyn’s most beloved neighborhoods.