Intimate nine-unit Carroll Gardens co-op in a converted 1930s factory with loft-style layouts and high ceilings Walk-up building near F/G trains featuring wood-burning fireplaces, washer/dryers, and pet-friendly policies
Built in 1930 and converted to a cooperative in 1988, 57 3rd Street is a compact brick former factory known as Liberty House. The nine unit Carroll Gardens building retains a loft oriented character, with a walk up design, intercom, and self managed operation.
Apartment layouts range from one bedroom lofts with sleeping areas to larger two bedroom homes, with high ceilings and open living spaces recurring across the building. Wood burning fireplaces, hardwood floors, and in unit washer dryers also appear in multiple residences. The most distinctive layout is a duplex that places its main living space above a lower sleeping level and has a private street entrance, garden, and direct access parking.
The building is pet friendly with approval and permits financing of up to 80 percent. Several homes have two bathrooms, generous storage, and loft scale proportions, while the building's compact scale supports a residential atmosphere without doorman or elevator service.
57 3rd Street is between Smith and Hoyt Streets, close to the restaurants and shops along both Smith Street and Court Street. The F and G trains are one block away, and Whole Foods is a few blocks from the building.
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