Experience a seamless blend of modern living and community connection at 300 Ashland, an architecturally striking building designed by Enrique Norten, nestled in the heart of Brooklyn's Cultural District at a unique triangular intersection in vibrant Fort Greene.
From the bustling public plaza and engaging cultural programming at the base level to the sprawling green rooftop terrace curated by the same masterminds behind The High Line, 300 Ashland redefines modern living in Brooklyn. The luxurious apartments boast panoramic views and high-end finishes, while residents indulge in a full-floor amenity suite featuring a cozy resident lounge, 24-hour fitness center, and a rooftop terrace with a sundeck and outdoor seating. The building is also home to four BAM Cinema theaters and a branch of the Brooklyn Public Library. With 11 different subway lines just steps away, 300 Ashland is truly at the center of it all.
Expansive windows in every room of each unit showcase stunning city views while flooding every corner with natural light, complemented by pre-installed solar shades. The elegant interiors feature white oak hardwood floors, Corian window sills, Caesarstone and stainless steel countertops, Bosch kitchen appliances, and Grohe bathroom fixtures. Energy Star-rated appliances and LED lighting make your home eco-friendly, and each unit includes built-in washer/dryer units, in-sink garbage disposals, and keyless electronic apartment entry.
Fort Greene is a thriving community steeped in rich history and beauty. The 30-acre Olmsted-designed Fort Greene Park offers running paths, rolling hills, tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds, and open spaces for barbecues or dog runs. Stroll along tree-lined streets adorned with well-preserved 19th-century architecture, stately brownstones, and a diverse array of food, drinks, shopping, and iconic institutions. With BAM Cinemas, Barclays Center, and the Mark Morris Dance Center nearby, you'll find a wealth of cultural events and entertainment right on your doorstep.
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