Introducing 655 Baltic.

Exceptional Designer Residences. Extraordinary Park Slope Lifestyles.

Welcome to this full-floor 1-bedroom, 2-bathroom garden duplex at 655 Baltic Street, an alluring new boutique condominium offering elevated Park Slope luxury through intentionally distinctive design.

Graced with an expansive backyard and a collection of refined fixtures and finishes, this stunning Park Slope residence enjoys one of the most desirable, accessible, and exciting locales in the city.

The upper level begins with a tasteful entry gallery with a coat closet and powder room. Beyond lies a sun-bathed living room, dining room and kitchen. Sliding doors open onto an ultra-luxurious grass and tile backyard with a built-in electric fireplace, a pergola with integrated lighting, lush planters, and an outdoor kitchen with an electric grill, sink, and Dekton countertops.

The windowed kitchen is inviting and incredibly stylish, adorned with decorative wall sconces, bold Caesarstone quartz countertops and backsplash, tiled floors, custom lacquered cabinetry, a Delta pull-down faucet, and fully integrated appliances from brands like Bertazzoni and Fisher & Paykel.

The oversized bedroom includes a reading nook and a spa-inspired en-suite with true terrazzo tiled walls and floors, a custom white oak vanity, chic light fixtures, a wall-mounted Duravit toilet, a champagne bronze Delta faucet, and a frameless glass walk-in shower.

The lower level-perfect as a home office, den, crafts studio, and more-has abundant closet space, a powder room, and a lightwell patio. Additional finishes include European engineered white oak floors, oil-rubbed bronze Emtek hardware, and a stacked washer/dryer.

Imagined by NYC-based firm SpearHead – Design Through Architecture, 655 Baltic welcomes residents with a lovely front yard featuring decorative metal railings, integrated planters, and designated sanitation and compost storage. The building is moments from the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Prospect Park, Barclays Center, Boerum Hill, Downtown Brooklyn, and Clinton Hill. Whole Foods, Stop & Shop, and Park Slope Food Co-op are all within a few blocks, as are an endless selection of popular restaurants, bars, cafes, and shops.

Nearby subway lines include the 2/3/4/5/B/Q/R/G.