Carter HorsleyJul 30, 2018
Carter's Review
This very attractive, low-rise, mid-block building at 75 Poplar Street between Hicks and Henry streets in Brooklyn Heights was erected as a school in 1910 and has 57 condominium apartments.
It was converted in 1991.
The building is on a pleasant street with gas lamps and is close to the Brooklyn Bridge, the Brooklyn Bridge Park, a water taxi and numerous subway lines.
Bottom Line
A charming, low-rise building on a Brooklyn Heights street with gas lamps and some unusual apartment layouts!
Description
The 5-story, orange-brick building has a mansard roof and a six-step stoop and a nice brownstone entrance surround.
Amenities
The building has an central air-conditioning, an intercom, a common garden, a live-in superintendent, storage, and an elevator.
Apartments
Apartments have washers and dryers.
Apartment 3E is a three-bedroom unit with a 24-foot-wide living room with an angled window wall in four segments and an open kitchen with a breakfast bar.
Apartment GG is a two-bedroom duplex unit with an entry foyer on the upper level that leads past a 13-foot-long open kitchen with a long island to an angled 23-foot-long living/dining froom, an small angled office and a bedroom. The lower level has an angled 24-foot-long recreation room and the other bedroom.
Apartment 2I is a two-bedroom unit with an entry foyer that leads past an 10-foot-long open kitchen to a 27-foot-long living/dining room.
Apartment 8K is a one-bedroom unit with a 7-foot-long entry foyer that leads to an angled, 15-foot-long living room, a 9-foot-square dining room and an angled kitchen.
- Condo built in 1910
- Converted in 1987
- Located in Brooklyn Heights
- 57 total apartments 57 total apartments
- 10 recent sales ($750K to $1.8M)
- Pets Allowed
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