Beautiful architecture, sought-after schools, and serene small-town vibes – Park Slope has long been one of Brooklyn’s most desirable neighborhoods, particularly for families. Located on the West Side of Prospect Park, Park Slope’s charms are many: brownstone-lined streets, green spaces, many options for transportation and dining, farmer’s markets, and a tight-knit neighborhood feel in the middle of Brooklyn.

Especially popular for those with children – indeed, the spacious sidewalks are known for being filled with strollers – Park Slope is picturesque, safe, and quiet, and features some of the most respected schools in the city. Yet it is not without its urban charms as well; proximity to Prospect Park, culture in the form of the Brooklyn Museum, and a distinctly creative, artsy vibe. Reliable train options ease the commute into the city, and Park Slope’s streets are uniquely parking-friendly for car owners. The quaint residential streets are great for strollers and jogging – but are also dotted with fantastic neighborhood bars, restaurants, and shops.

With a pleasantly slower pace of life combined with urban style and convenience, Park Slope is one of Brooklyn’s highly coveted gems.