Park Slope.
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Homes
in Park Slope.

Park Slope's numbers here take in Windsor Terrace and South Slope: 42,389 homes in 9,621 residential buildings, and the median home here sits in a 4 floor building. Two in five of these homes are in walk-ups and a fifth in one and two family houses. The brownstone and limestone row houses on the side streets, which run downhill from Prospect Park toward Fourth Avenue, fall into both groups, since the city files a row house split into several apartments as a walk-up. Buildings finished before 1940 hold 77 percent of homes, and the median year built is 1920. Elevator buildings account for 18 percent, condominiums for 15 percent, and 6 percent of homes are above shops on streets such as Fifth and Seventh Avenues.

Three in five Park Slope homes are in walk-ups or houses, so most pickups here go down a stair by hand. From a row house, a rug can leave the parlor floor by the stoop or the garden floor by the door beneath it, and inside, the stair may turn tightly at a landing. Measure the rug, then write the floor and the door you would like us to use under Building access on the pickup tag. A home above a shop usually has its own street door beside the storefront; tell us which door is yours.