# Chic Modern In Prime Park Slope, Family-Friendly https://www.wander.com/property/chic-3br-unit-in-prime-park-slope-688061542385584769 > Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Brooklyn, where historic brownstone-lined streets meet effortless urban sophistication. Spend your days exploring the iconic Brooklyn Bridge just a short drive away, or cross into Manhattan to experience the moving exhibits of the 9/11 Memorial & Museum. A quick drive connects you to the culinary delights of Chelsea Market, the scenic elevated paths of The High Line, and legendary ## Property Overview - **Sleeps**: 6 guests - **Bedrooms**: 3 - **Bathrooms**: 1 - **Square Footage**: 630 sq ft ## Pricing & Availability - **Nightly Rate**: $225.24 - $619.41 (before taxes and fees) - **Next Available**: October 31, 2026 - **Available Days**: 45 days in the next 90 days - **Daily Pricing (Next 90 Days)**: - Oct 27, 2026: $619 (Not Available) - Oct 28, 2026: $300 (Not Available) - Oct 29, 2026: $300 (Not Available) - Oct 30, 2026: $300 (Not Available) - Oct 31, 2026: $300 (Available) - Nov 1, 2026: $338 (Available) - Nov 2, 2026: $338 (Not Available) - Nov 3, 2026: $338 (Not Available) - Nov 4, 2026: $338 (Not Available) - Nov 5, 2026: $338 (Not Available) - Nov 6, 2026: $338 (Not Available) - Nov 7, 2026: $338 (Not Available) - Nov 8, 2026: $338 (Not Available) - Nov 9, 2026: $338 (Not Available) - Nov 10, 2026: $338 (Not Available) - Nov 11, 2026: $338 (Not Available) - Nov 12, 2026: $338 (Not Available) - Nov 13, 2026: $300 (Not Available) - Nov 14, 2026: $300 (Not Available) - Nov 15, 2026: $282 (Available) - Nov 16, 2026: $282 (Available) - Nov 17, 2026: $282 (Available) - Nov 18, 2026: $282 (Available) - Nov 19, 2026: $282 (Available) - Nov 20, 2026: $282 (Available) - Nov 21, 2026: $282 (Not Available) - Nov 22, 2026: $300 (Not Available) - Nov 23, 2026: $300 (Not Available) - Nov 24, 2026: $300 (Not Available) - Nov 25, 2026: $300 (Not Available) - Nov 26, 2026: $300 (Not Available) - Nov 27, 2026: $300 (Not Available) - Nov 28, 2026: $300 (Not Available) - Nov 29, 2026: $300 (Available) - Nov 30, 2026: $300 (Not Available) - Dec 1, 2026: $338 (Not Available) - Dec 2, 2026: $338 (Not Available) - Dec 3, 2026: $338 (Not Available) - Dec 4, 2026: $338 (Not Available) - Dec 5, 2026: $338 (Not Available) - Dec 6, 2026: $338 (Not Available) - Dec 7, 2026: $225 (Available) - Dec 8, 2026: $225 (Available) - Dec 9, 2026: $225 (Not Available) - Dec 10, 2026: $338 (Not Available) - Dec 11, 2026: $394 (Not Available) - Dec 12, 2026: $394 (Not Available) - Dec 13, 2026: $394 (Not Available) - Dec 14, 2026: $282 (Available) - Dec 15, 2026: $282 (Available) - Dec 16, 2026: $282 (Available) - Dec 17, 2026: $282 (Available) - Dec 18, 2026: $282 (Not Available) - Dec 19, 2026: $394 (Not Available) - Dec 20, 2026: $394 (Not Available) - Dec 21, 2026: $394 (Not Available) - Dec 22, 2026: $394 (Not Available) - Dec 23, 2026: $450 (Not Available) - Dec 24, 2026: $619 (Not Available) - Dec 25, 2026: $619 (Not Available) - Dec 26, 2026: $507 (Not Available) - Dec 27, 2026: $507 (Available) - Dec 28, 2026: $507 (Available) - Dec 29, 2026: $507 (Available) - Dec 30, 2026: $619 (Available) - Dec 31, 2026: $619 (Available) - Jan 1, 2027: $327 (Available) - Jan 2, 2027: $282 (Available) - Jan 3, 2027: $282 (Available) - Jan 4, 2027: $282 (Available) - Jan 5, 2027: $282 (Available) - Jan 6, 2027: $282 (Available) - Jan 7, 2027: $282 (Available) - Jan 8, 2027: $327 (Available) - Jan 9, 2027: $327 (Available) - Jan 10, 2027: $282 (Available) - Jan 11, 2027: $282 (Available) - Jan 12, 2027: $282 (Available) - Jan 13, 2027: $282 (Available) - Jan 14, 2027: $282 (Available) - Jan 15, 2027: $327 (Available) - Jan 16, 2027: $327 (Available) - Jan 17, 2027: $327 (Available) - Jan 18, 2027: $327 (Available) - Jan 19, 2027: $327 (Available) - Jan 20, 2027: $327 (Available) - Jan 21, 2027: $327 (Available) - Jan 22, 2027: $327 (Available) - Jan 23, 2027: $327 (Available) - Jan 24, 2027: $327 (Available) - Jan 25, 2027: $327 (Available) ## Location - **Address**: New York, New York, United States - **Coordinates**: 40.675142, -73.9780173 - **Timezone**: America/New_York - **Local Area**: Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Brooklyn, where historic brownstone-lined streets meet effortless urban sophistication. Spend your days exploring the iconic Brooklyn Bridge just a short drive away, or cross into Manhattan to experience the moving exhibits of the 9/11 Memorial & Museum. A quick drive connects you to the culinary delights of Chelsea Market, the scenic elevated paths of The High Line, and legendary ## Amenities - Fridge - Dining table - Wifi - Bath linens - Hair dryer - Tv - Crib - Shower - Toilet - Kitchen - Stove - Oven - Microwave - Dishes - Silverware - Coffee maker - Toaster - Air conditioning - Heating - Bed linens - Washer - Dryer - Ironing board ## Dining Recommendations - **Union Hall**: Located on Hoboken’s beautiful waterfront, Union Hall is a lively neighborhood spot offering worldly cuisine, craft cocktails, and disco fries alongside a raw bar and live DJ music. Its vibrant ambiance makes it perfect for after-work drinks, date nights, or fun gatherings with friends. - **Lucali**: Lucali is a legendary Carroll Gardens pizzeria famous for its simple menu of brick-oven thin-crust pizza and calzones, served in an intimate, candlelit space with a no-reservation, BYOB policy. - **Red Hook Tavern**: Red Hook Tavern brings classic American tavern fare to Brooklyn’s waterfront, featuring a legendary dry-aged tavern burger in an intimate space filled with pressed-tin ceilings and antique 1890 lamps. Opened by Billy Durney as a tribute to old-school New York bars, it offers a nostalgic ambiance where friends share great meals and laughs. - **Japan Village**: Japan Village in Brooklyn is a vibrant Japanese food mecca in Industry City, featuring a lively food hall with authentic ramen, sushi, and homemade udon alongside a Sunrise Mart grocery store. It offers a bustling, Tokyo-like atmosphere where visitors can enjoy classic and innovative dishes without leaving New York. - **Public Records**: Set in Brooklyn’s historic ASPCA headquarters, Public Records is an entirely vegan restaurant and music venue where plant-based fusion cuisine meets a laid-back, industrial-chic ambiance with grand ceilings and a gravel patio. More than a dining spot, it’s a cultural hub blending food, live jazz, DJ sets, and a zine shop for a uniquely immersive experience. - **Mia's Brooklyn Bakery**: Mia's Brooklyn Bakery serves exceptional classic desserts like homemade chocolate soufflés, cakes, and pies in a warm, inviting setting. Founded in 2015 by two families passionate about sweet treats, it offers custom cakes and extends its Brooklyn charm to multiple NYC locations. - **Theodora**: Theodora is a bright, airy Mediterranean gem in Brooklyn’s Fort Greene, celebrated for its dry-aged, wood-fired fish and bold pan-Mediterranean flavors blending Middle Eastern, Brazilian, and Japanese influences. Its warm, plant-lined ambiance and commitment to seasonal, high-quality ingredients create a truly unique dining experience that critics hail as one of NYC’s best. - **Miss Ada**: Miss Ada is a cozy Fort Greene charmer offering vibrant Middle Eastern cuisine with wood-fired plates, creamy dips, and charred skewers in a rustic-chic dining room and darling backyard garden. Its warm, inviting ambiance and seasonal menu make it a nightly favorite for sharing flavorful Israeli-inspired dishes. ## Activities & Attractions - **The High Line**: Walk 30 feet above Manhattan’s West Side on the High Line, a revolutionary elevated park where historic freight rails transform into a plant-lined greenway with stunning city views and public art. Perfect for nature lovers, art enthusiasts, and curious travelers seeking a unique, peaceful escape from the bustling streets below. - **Times Square**: Experience the dazzling lights, world-class Broadway shows, and 24/7 energy of Times Square, known as the "Crossroads of the World," making it a must-see for first-time visitors and theater lovers alike. - **Rockefeller Center**: Discover Rockefeller Center, an iconic Art Deco "city within a city" in Midtown Manhattan featuring world-famous ice skating, the legendary Christmas tree, and breathtaking skyline views from Top of the Rock. Perfect for tourists, history buffs, and families seeking a mix of entertainment, art, and classic New York energy. - **SUMMIT One Vanderbilt**: SUMMIT One Vanderbilt transforms the classic observation deck into a mind-bending, multi-sensory art journey featuring mirrored infinity rooms and glass skyboxes that challenge your perception of space. Perfect for adventurous travelers, photographers, and anyone seeking breathtaking 360° NYC skyline views paired with immersive, surreal experiences. - **Brooklyn Bridge**: Walking the Brooklyn Bridge offers an immersive, free experience where you can trace 1.1 miles of historic Gothic arches while enjoying unparalleled panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline and East River. This iconic journey is perfect for first-time visitors and locals alike who want to connect with New York City's heart through its stunning architecture and vibrant atmosphere[2][7][11]. - **Empire State Building**: Experience sublime views of New York City from the open-air deck of the Empire State Building, the world’s most magnificent Art Deco skyscraper and a timeless icon featured in countless films. This iconic landmark is perfect for first-time visitors, history buffs, and anyone seeking an unforgettable snapshot of the Big Apple. - **9/11 Memorial & Museum**: Visit the 9/11 Memorial & Museum to stand at the exact footprints of the Twin Towers and explore authentic artifacts that honor the victims of the 2001 and 1993 attacks. This profound, must-visit experience is ideal for history enthusiasts, first-time New York visitors, and anyone seeking to understand the enduring impact of September 11. - **The Museum of Modern Art**: Discover world-famous modern art and must-see exhibitions at New York’s MoMA, a vibrant hub for both seasoned art lovers and those new to the scene. Whether you’re drawn to pioneering abstract works or contemporary masterpieces, this iconic museum offers an inspiring experience for anyone curious about artistic innovation. - **Madison Square Garden**: Nicknamed "The World's Most Famous Arena," Madison Square Garden delivers unforgettable experiences with legendary concerts and historic sports games that thrill music fans and die-hard supporters of the Knicks and Rangers. - **Bryant Park**: Discover Bryant Park’s free summer activities like juggling, yoga, ping-pong, and live Picnic Performances under the skyline, making it a perfect oasis for locals, tourists, and families seeking easy, drop-in fun in the heart of Midtown Manhattan. ## Local Services - **Trader Joe's**: Trader Joe's is a one-stop grocery shop famous for its affordable, high-quality exclusive items and unusual flavor combinations you can't get anywhere else[1][3]. From unique produce to specialty canned goods and sweet treats like butterscotch candies, it offers plentiful options without the need to buy in bulk[1][4]. - **Trader Joe's**: Trader Joe's is a one-stop grocery shop known for its affordable prices and unique, exclusive items you can't get anywhere else, featuring plentiful produce and unusual flavor combinations. It offers high-quality foods in smaller quantities, making it perfect for shoppers who want variety without buying in bulk. - **Whole Foods Market**: Whole Foods Market is a premier grocery destination known for its wide selection of organic, natural, and locally-sourced products, including fresh produce, specialty items, and humanely raised meats[3]. The store also features in-house bakeries, cheese counters, and prepared food sections like Genji Sushi for a unique culinary experience[3][4]. - **Trader Joe's**: Trader Joe's is a beloved one-stop grocery shop known for its affordable prices and exclusive, unique products you can't find anywhere else. It delights shoppers with plentiful fresh produce and unusual flavor combinations that make every visit a discovery of high-quality, budget-friendly foods. - **Wegmans**: Wegmans is a beloved Northeast grocery chain famous for its daily-baked artisan breads, responsibly sourced seafood, and organic produce grown at its own upstate New York farm. Shoppers also rave about its standout deli, bakery, and prepared food sections that consistently earn national accolades. - **Japan Village**: Japan Village is NYC's first one-of-a-kind Japanese marketplace, featuring the largest Sunrise Mart grocery store packed with authentic ingredients, sushi-grade fish, and daily-made noodles alongside fresh street-food stalls like ramen and takoyaki[1][5][7]. This 20,000-square-foot food hall and market hybrid lets you explore Japan's vibrant food culture without leaving Brooklyn[1][10]. - **Eataly**: Eataly is an authentic Italian marketplace offering over 10,000 imported products, including 500+ cheeses and cured meats, 1,200 wines, and unique housemade items like anchovy juice and cult-favorite tiramisu[2][3]. With its motto "Eat, Shop, Learn," it combines a full grocery store, food hall, restaurants, and cooking school to bring Italy's flavors to 33 global locations[1]. - **Whole Foods Market**: Whole Foods Market is a premier grocery destination offering an extensive selection of organic, natural, and locally-sourced products alongside fresh produce and specialty items. Its in-house bakeries, cheese counters, and responsibly sourced seafood provide health-conscious shoppers with a premium, culinary-focused experience. [3] - **Whole Foods Market**: Whole Foods Market is a premier grocery destination offering an extensive selection of organic, natural, and locally-sourced products, including fresh produce, specialty items, and humanely raised meats. Its unique in-house bakeries, cheese counters, and prepared food sections provide health-conscious shoppers a premium culinary experience beyond traditional grocery offerings. - **Whole Foods Market**: Whole Foods Market is a premier grocery destination known for its wide selection of organic, natural, and locally-sourced products, including fresh produce and specialty dietary items[3]. The store also features in-house bakeries, cheese counters, and prepared food sections that offer culinary delights beyond traditional grocery offerings[3]. ## Additional Information - **Shipping to**:

Shipping Items to the House
Can I ship some gear to the house before my stay? Absolutely! However, please note that deliveries are at your own discretion; Wander will not be held liable for lost, stolen, or tampered items or packages.

IMPORTANT: Please ensure that delivery will fall during your stay dates in order to prevent disturbing the guests at the house before and after your trip. Should your package arrive on a day that doesn’t fall during your trip, a $50 fee will be charged for our runner's fee.


Need Something at the Home?
If there is anything you want in your Wander Home that you can’t find, simply let Concierge know so they can help out (no need to buy anything). You may contact them through the app or by texting +1-737-377-3205.

- **Occupancy notice**:

This home follows a strict maximum occupancy rule. Please make sure that the total number of guests accompanying you (including both children and adults) doesn't exceed the indicated maximum occupancy above to avoid cancellation of your stay and additional fees.

- **No smoking**:

Smoking is not permitted anywhere on the property.

## Guest Services - **24/7 Concierge**: Available through the Wander app - **Housekeeping**: Professional cleaning service - **Maintenance**: On-call support for any issues - **Local Recommendations**: Dining, activities, and experiences ## Property Details - **Property ID**: 688061542385584769 - **Hero Image**: https://assets.wander.com/688062021790335989/fullres.webp --- *Last modified: 2026-10-27*