A Brand-New Boutique Condo Comes to 598 16th Street in Windsor Terrace
Meet 598 16th Street, a boutique five-unit condo building rising in Windsor Terrace that is basically a park block because of the curve on Prospect Park Southwest. This is a park-adjacent project with an elevator and parking, a rare combination at this intimate scale.
Where Things Stand
The offering plan for 598 16th Street was submitted to the New York State Attorney General on June 24, 2026, making it one of the freshest filings I am tracking. No units are for sale yet; there is no public pricing, and the building is not yet on StreetEasy. From here, it typically takes several months for the Attorney General to review and accept a plan. These projects typically take around 12 months to complete the legal filing, and that timeline runs parallel to actual construction.
The Numbers So Far
This is a five-unit building across five floors, so the likely layout is one home per floor. The estimated sell-out price is $11,045,000 with an average sales price per unit over $2M. The lower and top floors will likely have outdoor space, and the middle three units will not.
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A Boutique Condo Experience
Five homes with an elevator is a genuine rarity at this scale, and it opens the building up to buyers who want single-level living close to the park. Even more unique is the elevator currently included. Most of these small projects usually require several flights of stairs.
The Heart of Windsor Terrace
Windsor Terrace is one of Brooklyn’s calmer, most family-friendly pockets, tucked between Prospect Park and Green-Wood Cemetery. It offers the green space and the neighborly feel that draw families to the west side of the park, with a quieter, more residential rhythm than its larger neighbors and an easy connection into Manhattan.
The F and G trains at 15th Street to Prospect Park are about a 6-minute walk, your main route into the city.
The B and Q at Prospect Park and the Q at Parkside Avenue are each roughly a 14-minute walk for added flexibility.
The zoned elementary is the Magnet School for Science and Technology in District 15.
Designed for Modern Brooklyn Living
New boutique condos with an elevator and parking are uncommon in Windsor Terrace, where the housing stock leans toward row houses and small walk-ups. For a buyer who wants brand-new construction with easy park access and a true neighborhood feel, 598 16th Street is a project to watch from the very start.
Discover Other Similar Projects
Windsor Terrace does not have many boutique condo filings at any given time, so buyers often look just over the park in Park Slope. A few I am tracking there include 511 8th Avenue, 132 Sixth Avenue, and 241 13th Street, all small-scale condo offerings.
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