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Greenwood Hill Condos, 320 23rd Street, Brooklyn, New York, NY 11215

Greenwood Hill Condos in Greenwood Heights is a 32-unit condominium complex, mostly consisting of 1 bedroom units with additional home offices and 1.5 bathrooms. The well-appointed homes also include washer/dryer hook-ups, central air-conditioning, video intercoms, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. Most units have balconies that provide breathtaking and expansive views of Manhattan, the Statue of Liberty and the impeccably manicured grounds of historic Greenwood Cemetery. Some 15 minutes to Prospect Park, Greenwood Hill Condos complex is nestled among award-winning restaurants, cozy cafes and excellent boutique shopping. Industry City is a short 20 minute walk away, close enough to spend your weekends at Brooklyn Flea. The exciting local hotspots include Southside Coffee, I Am Yoga, and Guiseppina’s Pizza.

Building Highlights

Year Built: 2006

Rise: Low

Trains:

Number of Floors:4

Number of Units:32

Type: Condominium

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Building Amenities

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1 Unit Currently for Sale in Greenwood Hill Condos

Unit	Property ID	Type	Bedrooms	Bathrooms	Price
1B	MX99727216	Condominium	2	1.5	$875,000

Agent(s) Who Specialize in Greenwood Hill Condos

We have identified 2 Ideal Properties Group agents who specialize in this building and/or immediate vicinity.

Justin Dower

Email: jdower@ipg.nyc

Phone: 631.466.1399

Office: 718.840.2757

Mike Colombo

Email: mac@ipg.nyc

Phone: 917.757.4958

Office: 347.422.0856

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Park Slope

Synonymous with upscale, organic, professional, historic, elegant and coveted… is Park Slope, one of Brooklyn’s most coveted neighborhoods. Immediate proximity to Prospect Park and Park Slope’s sloping from the Gowanus Canal to Prospect Park are to blame for neighborhood’s name. At least notionally, Park Slope is divided into three smaller areas—North, Center, and South Slope, with both North and Center sections being the core of the sought-after fashionable refuge of many an expat Manhattanite. Brooklyn’s favorite playground, Prospect Park, borders and seeps into Park Slope: every Saturday, at the entrance to the Park, organic food connoisseurs revel in fresh offerings of a seasonal green market. Park Slope’s outstanding brownstones and fabulous restaurants, cafes and craft stores justify a visit on a lazy Sunday afternoon.