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267 Pacific Street is a seven story, 60 unit rental building in Boerum Hill, completed in 2014 by Quinlan Development and Lonicera Development. Designed by GF55 Partners, it presents two distinct façades: a formal rusticated exterior with pronounced piers and an unusual roofline on Pacific Street, and a large Smith Street mural based on a “Sign Language” photograph by Martha Cooper.
The building has an attended lobby, resident storage, on-site parking, a landscaped rooftop terrace with grilling and sun areas, and a bike room with a garage and workshop. Laundry is provided in the apartments, and private terraces and balconies occur in select residences.
Apartment interiors are finished with wide plank white oak floors, stainless steel appliances including paneled dishwashers, custom German cabinetry, stone countertops, and Carrara marble backsplashes. The layouts include studios with dining alcoves, one bedroom apartments, and corner two bedroom homes with expansive living and dining areas; some residences have south facing exposures and private outdoor space.
On Pacific Street near Smith Street, 267 Pacific is close to Boerum Hill and Cobble Hill dining and shopping, including Bien Cuit and Van Leeuwen. The building’s location also places it near multiple subway lines serving Downtown Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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