Charming 15-unit pre-war co-op on tree-lined Cobble Hill street with high ceilings, hardwood floors, and pet-friendly policy. Spacious, light-filled apartments feature modern kitchens and excellent transit access to multiple subway lines.
177 Amity Street is a 1910 pre-war co-op in Cobble Hill, a four story building with 15 apartments on a quiet, tree lined block between Court and Clinton Streets. Its most distinctive layout is a duplex that places the principal living space on the upper level and extends to a private garden, with additional rooms arranged below.
The apartments reflect the building’s pre-war character, with high ceilings, hardwood floors, decorative fireplaces, and exposed brick recurring among the interiors. Studios are often organized as open, efficient spaces for sleeping, dining, working, and living, while top floor homes feature bay windows, southern or eastern exposures, and views over Amity Street’s trees and surrounding townhouses. Windowed bathrooms, generous storage, and updated kitchens with dishwashers also appear across the apartment mix.
Building amenities include communal laundry and basement storage, with bike storage also offered. Cats and dogs are permitted, subject to the building’s approval policy. Court Street, Smith Street, and Atlantic Avenue are lined with restaurants, shops, groceries, and neighborhood services, while Cobble Hill Park and Brooklyn Bridge Park provide nearby open space. The Bergen Street station serves the F and G trains, and the Atlantic Avenue area adds ferry service to Lower Manhattan.
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