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One Building. One Community. One Park Point.

  • Boutique Pilates studio — your daily reset, just an elevator ride away
  • Sky lounge with sweeping Prospect Park & skyline views
  • Rooftop movie nights & game-day watch parties under the stars
  • On-site café, doggy daycare & more — all at your doorstep
  • Year-round resident events that turn neighbors into friends

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Unit Bed/Bath Price* FloorplanFp Video TourVideo 3D Tour3D Inquire
926 1 / 1 $3,250
426 1 / 1 $3,254
817 1 / 1 $3,258
635 1 / 1 $3,346
1123 1 / 1 $3,417
729 1.5 / 1 $3,750
431 2 / 2 $4,813
509 2 / 2 $4,865
820 2 / 2 $5,225
1103 2 / 2 $5,688
PH103 2 / 2 $8,746

*Price shown is net effective. Prices and concessions are subject to change and conditions apply.

One Address, Four Neighborhoods

One Park Point sits at a rare convergence point on Ocean Parkway, where Prospect Park's southwest corner brings four of Brooklyn's most loved neighborhoods together. Whichever direction you walk, you're home.

Park Slope

Brooklyn's brownstone icon is your neighbor to the north. Fifth Avenue's restaurants and boutiques, the Park Slope Food Coop, and some of the borough's best schools are all an easy walk or a two-stop hop on the F/G.

Windsor Terrace

Step out the front door and you're in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn — the quiet, leafy enclave tucked between Prospect Park and Green-Wood. Apartments here rarely come with this kind of park access: the Parade Ground, Steeplechase Coffee, The Double Windsor, and Farrell's are all in your immediate orbit. Living at One Park Point means Windsor Terrace's village calm with full-scale luxury amenities — a combination the neighborhood's classic walk-ups can't match.

Kensington

To the south, Kensington brings one of Brooklyn's most diverse food scenes — and Ocean Parkway's tree-lined bike path, America's first, starts right at your door and runs to Coney Island.

Prospect Park

Not technically a neighborhood — but at 526 acres directly across the street, it functions as your backyard: the Greenmarket, Smorgasburg, the LeFrak Center, and Brooklyn's only forest.