171 Concord Street is a 2019 condominium in Downtown Brooklyn, where DUMBO, the Navy Yard, Brooklyn Heights, and Clinton Hill meet. The four story walkup contains seven one bedroom apartments, with no more than two residences sharing a floor. Every apartment has a balcony, designated storage, and an in-unit washer and dryer hookup, giving the compact building a consistent emphasis on private outdoor and utility space.
The apartments have open living and dining layouts, floor-to-ceiling European windows, white oak floors, and high ceilings. Kitchens are fitted with German cabinetry, quartz countertops, gas cooktops, wall ovens, dishwashers, and French door refrigerators. Bathrooms have deep soaking tubs and heated floors, while bedrooms are generously sized with ample closets. Sound rated tilt-and-turn windows, solid wood doors, recessed lighting, and video intercoms are recurring details.
Building amenities include a bike room, resident storage, a furnished reception area, and access to a roof deck. The tree lined setting places 171 Concord near the historic architecture, green spaces, and local gathering spots of the surrounding neighborhoods, with Citi Bike stations close by.
The F train stops at York Street, one stop from Manhattan, while the A and C trains stop at High Street and the B, Q, R, D, and N trains stop at DeKalb Avenue. The building is also near the BQE, connecting it to Brooklyn and the wider region by car.
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