Intimate 1910 pre-war walk-up with five one-bedrooms, featuring a top-floor unit with exclusive roof rights and self-managed co-op structure. Flexible Cobble Hill co-op near Brooklyn Bridge Park with pet-friendly policies, subletting allowed, and prime access to Court Street dining. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
202 Baltic Street is a four story, five unit pre-war co-op in Cobble Hill, built in 1910 and managed by its residents. Its most distinctive feature is a top floor residence with direct roof access and exclusive roof rights, an unusual private outdoor arrangement for a small walk up building.
The apartments are primarily one bedroom layouts with generous living areas, strong natural light, and kitchens that have been renovated over time. En-suite windowed bathrooms recur among the homes, while exposures toward the surrounding tree canopy give several apartments a leafy outlook. The building retains pre-war character alongside updated interiors.
Basement amenities include communal laundry, private storage, and bicycle storage. The co-op permits cats, and its policies allow co-purchasing, pied-à-terre use, and subletting, subject to the building’s requirements. Its compact scale and self-managed structure are central to the building’s character.
On Baltic Street between Henry and Clinton Streets, the building is close to Cobble Hill Park, Brooklyn Bridge Park, and the restaurants and shops along Court and Smith Streets. The F and G trains stop at Bergen Street, while the 2, 3, 4, and 5 trains stop at Borough Hall.
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