286 Stanhope Street is a 2009 post-war rental building in Bushwick, with 23 apartments across five stories. Its most distinctive layout is an upper level residence organized around two private terraces and a private rooftop deck reached by a spiral staircase, with Manhattan views.
The building has an attended lobby, on-site parking, laundry, and outdoor entertainment space, including two shared furnished roof decks. It is pet friendly, and apartments commonly have high ceilings, large windows, hardwood floors, and individually controlled central air and heat.
Apartment layouts range from two and three bedroom homes to convertible configurations, with private outdoor space recurring in several layouts, including terraces connected directly to bedrooms. Kitchens generally have stainless steel appliances, dishwashers, and microwaves, while keyless entry and video intercom systems are also used.
286 Stanhope Street is about a block from the DeKalb Avenue L station, with its entrance on Stanhope Street. Cafes, bars, restaurants, galleries, grocery stores, and live music venues line the surrounding Bushwick blocks.
Cayuga Capital Management, founded in 2004, is a Brooklyn-based real estate developer and manager. It specializes in converting industrial and mixed-use buildings into rental apartments in Williamsburg and Bushwick, often adding features like rooftop decks and bike storage.