395 Smith Street is a pre-war condominium building in Brooklyn's Carroll Gardens neighborhood, completed in 1920. The 3-story walk-up building contains 12 units and features an intercom system.
395 Smith Street, also known as The Smith Regency, is a 1920 milk distribution warehouse converted into a 12 unit condominium in Carroll Gardens. The three story pre-war walk up has an intercom and retains the intimate scale of its original structure.
The warehouse proportions shape the interiors: many apartments have ceilings between 10 and 10.75 feet, large windows, hardwood floors, and lofted areas used for sleeping or storage. Duplex layouts also recur, including multilevel homes with private terraces, while Juliet balconies on rear facing lofts overlook the interior block's backyards.
The building is pet friendly and has shared laundry, while several lofts have in-unit machines. It occupies a quieter stretch of Smith Street, directly across from an entrance to the Carroll Street station for the F and G trains; Carroll Park is two blocks away, and the shops and restaurants of Smith Street continue north toward Cobble Hill.
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