162 Bond Street - Boerum Hill, Brooklyn
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164 Bond Street is an eight unit prewar brick townhouse co-op located on a corner in Boerum Hill's Historic District. The well maintained building offers amenities unusual for its size, including free laundry facilities with two washers and two dryers in the basement, private storage for each unit, and five parking spots available to shareholders for $100 per month based on seniority (currently no wait list). Residents also enjoy access to the building's exclusive side yard and garden, complete with vegetable plots, bicycle parking, and a communal outdoor space with a grill and seating area, plus key holder access to the neighboring community garden.
The building's apartments feature classic prewar details including high ceilings, hardwood floors, and bay windows.
The co-op maintains exceptionally low monthly maintenance fees and operates under pet friendly policies, allowing cats and dogs with board approval. The building is well established with a reputation for solid management. Protected views and light exposures are ensured by the building's location in the Historic District, with the community garden next door providing an additional buffer.
The location sits at the intersection of Boerum Hill, Park Slope, Cobble Hill, and Downtown Brooklyn, two blocks from the F/G trains at Bergen Street and a short walk to Atlantic Avenue/Barclays Center for access to the 2/3/4/5/N/R/Q/A/C lines. The surrounding blocks offer dining and shopping along Smith Street, Court Street, and Atlantic Avenue, with nearby establishments including Rucola, Sahadi's, Trader Joe's, and the Brooklyn Inn.
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