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Historic 1910 prewar condominium with eight pet-friendly units across from Brower Park in Crown Heights, featuring spacious layouts and classic details. Low common charges, modern amenities including in-unit laundry, and excellent subway access via A/C and 2/3/4 lines. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
177 Kingston Avenue is a four story, eight unit prewar condominium completed in 1910 in Crown Heights. The landmarked building sits directly across from Brower Park, with its tree canopy, promenade, and Monarch Butterfly Garden forming the principal outlook from many apartments.
The apartments are generally defined by generous proportions, high ceilings, hardwood floors, abundant natural light, and substantial closet space. Open living, dining, and kitchen arrangements recur, as do windowed kitchens, park facing exposures, and in unit laundry. A private basement storage cage is assigned to each unit.
The building includes a range of layouts, from spacious one bedroom homes to larger residences with three bedrooms and two baths. Its most distinctive configuration is a top floor residence arranged as a flexible one bedroom that can convert to two bedrooms, with three exposures and an open plan. The four story walk up form is part of the building's prewar character.
177 Kingston Avenue is also across from the Brooklyn Children's Museum and close to Eastern Parkway, neighborhood cafes, bakeries, restaurants, and shops. The Kingston Avenue station serves the 3 train, while Kingston Throop Avenues serves the C train; additional 2, 3, and 4 train service is available in the surrounding area.
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