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198 Monitor Street is a post-war condominium building in Brooklyn's Greenpoint neighborhood, completed in 2005 and converted in 2006. The 3-story walk-up building contains 6 units and offers a washer/dryer in the building as an amenity. Currently, 2 apartments are for sale.
198 Monitor Street, also known as Belvedere II, is a six unit post war condominium completed in 2005 and converted in 2006. The three story walk up is organized largely around duplex residences, with private terraces, balconies, gardens, and roof decks recurring across the apartments. Some outdoor spaces face Manhattan or Brooklyn skylines, including views toward the Empire State Building.
The duplex layouts use upper or lower levels for bedrooms, home offices, rec rooms, or flexible living space, giving the small building a varied spatial profile. Apartments commonly have hardwood floors, oversized windows, open kitchens with stainless steel appliances and dishwashers, and ceilings reaching roughly 9.5 feet or higher. Air conditioning, private outdoor space, and washer/dryer arrangements also recur among the residences.
The building has an intercom and laundry facilities, and pets are allowed. Individual apartments have included private roof decks, gardens, terraces, and balconies, while some layouts incorporate flexible lower levels or mezzanine spaces. Jacuzzi tubs and substantial storage also appear in the residential mix.
Monitor Street is half a block from McGolrick Park, whose amenities include a weekend farmers market, dog runs, and playgrounds. McCarren Park is about five minutes away, and the surrounding Greenpoint streets offer cafes, restaurants, galleries, shops, and everyday retail, including establishments such as Frankel's, Greenpoint Fish & Lobster, Torst, and Variety Coffee Roasters.
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