Classic 1920s pre-war co-op with period details, high ceilings, and furnished roof deck on landmarked Boerum Hill block. Quiet brownstone living steps from Atlantic Avenue dining, BAM, Barclays Center, and major transit hubs.
368 State Street is a circa 1920, five story pre war co op in Boerum Hill, with eight residences and the proportions of a classic Brooklyn townhouse. Its setting on a landmarked, tree lined stretch of State Street is matched by a furnished, planted common roof deck with views toward the Brooklyn skyline.
The building retains period character through high ceilings, original wood floors, marble and plaster details, exposed beams, and antique wood window frames. Apartments are commonly described as bright and quiet, with large windows, open or generously proportioned layouts, and south or east facing exposures. Renovated kitchens and bathrooms recur, while some homes have private outdoor space, including a backyard.
368 State Street is pet friendly and self managed, with shared laundry and additional storage in the basement. The co op has also been described as allowing pied à terre ownership and flexible subletting subject to its policies, though specific board requirements are not stated here.
Restaurants and shops along Atlantic Avenue are close by, including Grand Army, French Louie, Bijan’s, and DeKalb Market, while the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Barclays Center, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and Atlantic Terminal are also in the surrounding area. The building combines the quiet, brownstone lined character of Boerum Hill with access to the neighborhood’s major cultural, retail, and transportation hubs.
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