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257 Throop Avenue is a boutique condominium with four units located at the intersection of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Bushwick, and Williamsburg. The building offers a mix of two-bedroom and three-bedroom units, with private outdoor spaces and preserved original details.
257 Throop Avenue is a 1931 pre war limestone in Bedford Stuyvesant that was converted to a four unit condominium in 2020. The compact walk up contains three two bedroom residences and one three bedroom duplex, with the conversion preserving original details in the apartments and common hallways.
The building retains the character of its townhouse structure, including stained glass, shutters, cornices, moldings, fireplaces, and high ceilings. Apartments commonly have hardwood floors, large windows, central air conditioning, and in unit washers and dryers, while renovated kitchens use stainless steel appliances with gas cooking and dishwashers.
Private outdoor space is part of three of the four residences, including terraces, decks, and roof space. The most distinctive layout is the top floor duplex, which places the main living area on the entry level and the bedrooms above, with outdoor areas connected to the upper level.
At the intersection of Bedford Stuyvesant, Bushwick, and Williamsburg, 257 Throop Avenue is served by the Myrtle Broadway station, where the J, M, and Z trains stop. Restaurants, cafes, and parks are located in the surrounding blocks.
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