Carter's Review

This attractive, 6-story building at 954 Bergen Street in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn is a handsome mid-rise residential building designed by Issac & Stern for Brookland Capital of which Boaz Gilad is a principal.

It is known as The Bergen House and has 36 condominium apartments and was completed in 2015.

Bottom Line

This attractive, 6-story building at 954 Bergen Street in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn is a handsome mid-rise residential building designed by Issac & Stern for Brookland Capital of which Boaz Gilad is a principal.

It is known as The Bergen House and has 36 condominium apartments and was completed in 2015.

Description

The building is an almost jazzy 1950’s air about it with a brown-brick protruding façade next to a slightly recessed reflective glass “tower that partially overhangs the brown-brick façade.  It’s rather neatly done and doesn’t ruffle too many feathers especially since it’s quite low-key in its detailing.

The building has a 19-car garage on its first floor.

Amenities

The building has a roof deck and bicycle storage.

Apartments

Apartment G on the 2^nd through the 5^th floors is a one-bedroom unit with 556 square feet aid an entry foyer by the 12-foot-wide, pass-through kitchen next to the 14-foot-long main room.

Apartment F on the 2^nd through the 5^th floors is a one-bedroom unit with 514 square feet and an entry foyer that leads past a bath to a 13-foot-long living area adjacent to an 8-foot-long open kitchen.

Apartment E on the 2^nd through the 5^th floors is a corner studio unit with 443 square feet with a 15-foot-long main room with an open kitchen.

Apartment 6A is a studio unit with 407 square feet with a 16-foot-long main rain with an open kitchen.