Frequently
Asked Questions

420 Carroll Street is located in the Gowanus neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York City. Gowanus sits in northwest Brooklyn and is bordered by Park Slope, Boerum Hill, Carroll Gardens, and Red Hook, with the Gowanus Canal running through it.

The Gowanus Canal is a 1.8-mile canal in Brooklyn that was originally a major industrial waterway used for transporting goods. Today, it’s known as a historic and evolving waterfront area that connects to Gowanus Bay and is surrounded by neighborhoods like Carroll Gardens, Park Slope, and Red Hook.

Near 420 Carroll Street in Gowanus, you’ll find restaurants, shopping, entertainment, and healthcare facilities all within walking distance. The location also offers easy access to nearby neighborhoods like Carroll Gardens, Park Slope, and Boerum Hill for additional dining, parks, and cultural attractions.

420 Carroll Street in Gowanus offers convenient access to both Manhattan and surrounding Brooklyn neighborhoods. Manhattan is just across the East River, and nearby areas like Park Slope, Boerum Hill, and Carroll Gardens are easily accessible by foot, bike, or public transit.

420 Carroll Street is accessible via the F, G, and R subway lines. The F and G trains stop at Carroll Street, while the R train stops at Union Street. Several bus routes also serve the area, including the B25, B26, B37, B41, B52, B57, B63, B67, and B103.

From 420 Carroll Street in Gowanus, the nearest airports are:
• JFK Airport (about 11 miles away)
• LaGuardia Airport (about 10 miles away)
• Newark Liberty International Airport (about 20 miles away)
All are accessible by car or public transportation.

Yes, 420 Carroll Street is very bike-friendly. The building offers on-site bike storage, and Gowanus is connected to a growing network of protected bike lanes and the new Gowanus Canal esplanade, with Citi Bike stations located throughout the neighborhood.

Yes, Gowanus is experiencing significant residential development, including new luxury rental buildings like 420 Carroll Street. These apartments feature modern interiors, high-end finishes, and waterfront views of Brooklyn, Manhattan, and the Statue of Liberty.

420 Carroll Street offers a mix of studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom luxury rental apartments. Floor plans feature modern interiors, high-end finishes, oversized windows, and many homes include private outdoor space or waterfront views.

Yes, 420 Carroll Street sits directly on the Gowanus Canal, and many apartments offer waterfront views as well as views of Brooklyn, Manhattan, and the Statue of Liberty. The building is part of the Gowanus Canal's new public esplanade and waterfront access plan.

420 Carroll Street is a mixed-income building that includes a portion of income-restricted affordable apartments alongside its market-rate luxury rentals, in accordance with New York City's affordable housing programs. Affordable units are leased through the New York City Housing Connect lottery; details are posted at nyc.gov/housingconnect.

420 Carroll Street offers a full suite of luxury amenities, including a 24-hour concierge, fitness center, yoga and Pilates studios, coworking spaces, a residents’ lounge, private dining areas, and a demonstration kitchen. Residents also enjoy a landscaped rooftop with BBQ areas, a pet-friendly dog run and pet spa, and on-site parking.

Yes, 420 Carroll Street has a state-of-the-art fitness center on site, plus separate yoga and Pilates studios, all included for residents at no additional fee.

Yes, 420 Carroll Street features a landscaped rooftop deck with sundeck loungers, BBQ grilling stations, and panoramic views of Brooklyn, the Gowanus Canal, Manhattan, and the Statue of Liberty.

Yes, 420 Carroll Street has a 24-hour attended lobby with concierge service to greet guests, accept packages, and assist residents around the clock.

Yes, 420 Carroll Street has on-site parking available to residents. Parking is offered on a first-come, first-served basis; contact the leasing office for current rates and availability.

Yes, 420 Carroll Street offers secure on-site bike storage for residents, making it easy to take advantage of Gowanus's growing network of protected bike lanes and the Gowanus Canal esplanade.

Yes, 420 Carroll Street offers extensive outdoor space, including a landscaped rooftop with sundeck and BBQ areas, a dedicated dog run, and frontage on the new Gowanus Canal waterfront esplanade. Many individual apartments also feature private outdoor space.

Yes, every apartment at 420 Carroll Street is equipped with an in-unit washer and dryer, so residents never have to leave home to do laundry.

Yes, 420 Carroll Street is a pet-friendly luxury rental building. The community welcomes dogs and cats and offers a dedicated dog run and an on-site pet spa for grooming and washing.

Yes, 420 Carroll Street allows dogs and includes amenities designed specifically for them, including a dedicated on-site dog run and a pet spa. Breed and weight policies may apply; contact the leasing office for the current pet policy.

420 Carroll Street is leased directly through its on-site leasing team, so prospective residents can apply without paying a broker fee. If a broker is used by the resident, any broker commission would be handled separately.

Yes, 420 Carroll Street offers virtual tours for prospective residents who cannot visit in person. Virtual tours can be requested by contacting the leasing office.

Yes, several major grocery stores are within walking distance of 420 Carroll Street, including the Whole Foods Market on 3rd Street in Gowanus, along with neighborhood supermarkets and specialty food shops throughout Carroll Gardens and Park Slope.

Yes, 420 Carroll Street is close to several parks, including Thomas Greene Playground in Gowanus, Carroll Park in Carroll Gardens, and Prospect Park, Brooklyn's flagship 526-acre park, just a short walk or quick subway ride away.

420 Carroll Street is surrounded by some of Brooklyn's most popular restaurants and bars in Gowanus, Carroll Gardens, and Park Slope, with cuisines ranging from Italian and Mexican to Japanese, Middle Eastern, and modern American, all within 5-to-15-minutes.

Several major hospitals are accessible from 420 Carroll Street, including New York-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital in Park Slope and Houston Street facilities in Lower Manhattan, all reachable in under 20 minutes by car or subway.