Apartments in a newly constructed boutique rental building at 267 Pacific Street in Brooklyn’s Boerum Hill neighborhood are leasing with 1 month of free rent on select units. Erected in 2014, the 7-story building has a total of 60 apartments and several amenities for residents.
Apartments have spacious floor plans and several studios are currently available starting from $2,469/month, and a 2 bedroom is listed for $4,888/month. Interiors have wide plank oak flooring, large windows, and select residences feature private terraces and in-unit washers/dryers.
Apartments have spacious floor plans and several studios are currently available starting from $2,469/month, and a 2 bedroom is listed for $4,888/month. Interiors have wide plank oak flooring, large windows, and select residences feature private terraces and in-unit washers/dryers.
The kitchens have stone counters with a Carrara marble backsplash, stainless steel appliances and a paneled dishwasher, custom German cabinets and Watermark-brand fixtures. Bathrooms have custom cabinets and vanities with stone tops.
(Image via 267pacific.com)
The building has an attended lobby with bespoke finishes that were crafted in Brooklyn. A rooftop lounge provides space for relaxation and grilling. There is also a bike room with a workshop and some on-site parking. A notable feature is a mural on the building; an artistic recreation of an original photograph by Martha Cooper called Sign Language.
"This pleasant, 7-story building at 267 Pacific Street in the northwest corner of Boerum Hill in Brooklyn was erected in 2014 and has 60 rental apartments"
Located on Pacific Street between Smith Street and Boerum Place, Boerum Hill is an upscale neighborhood surrounded by Downtown Brooklyn, Cobble Hill, Gowanus and Park Slope. The residential project is from
Quinlan Development Group and Lonicera Partners, and was designed GF55 Partners.
Leasing incentives apply to most listings and may advertise net effective rates. Visit CityRealty’s 267 Pacific Street profile for listings and more photos or contact the leasing office for terms and pricing.
Leasing incentives apply to most listings and may advertise net effective rates. Visit CityRealty’s 267 Pacific Street profile for listings and more photos or contact the leasing office for terms and pricing.
267 Pacific Street (Image via 267pacific.com)
267 Pacific Street (Image via 267pacific.com)
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