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156 Pulaski Street is a prewar building from 1931 converted to a boutique condominium in 2008 with amenities like storage and laundry. The building is pet-friendly and located near parks, shops, restaurants, and public transportation. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
156 Pulaski Street is a 1931 brick row house converted to a nine unit condominium in 2008. The three floor, pre war walk up retains its original exterior character while accommodating a range of layouts, including one bedroom homes, one bedroom plus home office residences, and duplexes with lower levels. Private gardens, terraces, balconies, and roof rights appear among the more distinctive configurations.
The interiors share a recognizable palette of high ceilings, exposed brick, hardwood floors, oversized windows, and strong natural light. Duplex layouts organize living space and bedrooms across separate levels, with some connecting directly to landscaped gardens or private decks. A common roof deck adds skyline views, while select homes have private rooftops or other exclusive outdoor areas.
Building amenities include a central laundry room, bike storage, private storage, video intercom, and a superintendent. Central air conditioning appears in the residences, and pets are permitted with approval. The building’s compact scale and combination of shared and private outdoor space are central to its residential character.
In Bedford Stuyvesant near the Clinton Hill border, 156 Pulaski Street is several blocks from Myrtle Avenue’s restaurants, cafes, shops, and grocery stores. The Myrtle Willoughby Avenues station serves the G train, while the Myrtle Avenue station serves the J, M, and Z trains. Von King Park is nearby, and the Kosciuszko Pool complex is one block away.
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