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226 Stanhope Street is a six-unit boutique condominium in Bushwick. It is conveniently located near parks, restaurants, bars, and public transportation.
226 Stanhope Street is a six-unit boutique condominium located in the vibrant neighborhood of Bushwick, just a short distance from Maria Hernandez Park and a variety of popular restaurants and bars. The building is conveniently situated near the Dekalb Avenue L train and the Knickerbocker Avenue M train, making commuting to Manhattan straightforward.
Each apartment in the building features high ceilings, with many units offering expansive layouts that include private outdoor spaces. For instance, the duplex condos typically boast private gardens and ample storage, including deeded storage units. The interiors are designed with modern conveniences, such as in-unit washers and dryers, stainless steel appliances, and high-end bathroom fixtures.
Residents enjoy low carrying costs, with common charges around $313.59 and no property taxes due to the J-51 tax abatement. The building's location places it at the heart of Bushwick's culinary scene, with renowned establishments like Faro, Roberta's, and Mission Chinese nearby, as well as easy access to local parks and community events.
Notably, 226 Stanhope Street has attracted a diverse range of residents, including artists and musicians, thanks to its flexible living spaces that can accommodate home offices or studios. The combination of modern amenities and a lively neighborhood makes this building a desirable option for both homeowners and investors.
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