Surrounded by trees and brownstones, the stocky 5-floor rental building hides behind an unassuming facade. Built in 1920,
250 Pacific Street has gained an unfortunate association with confessed-killer Robert Durst. The black-sheep of The Durst Organization-fortune has purchased the building in November 2011 for a
reported $4.4 million. Luckily, Durst spent most of his criminal 'career' in Louisiana and has never lived on the property.
Situated in Cobble Hill, a fashionable Brooklyn neighborhood surrounded by fine dining and boutique condos, the 25-unit building can be easily mistaken for a chic, mini hotel. Its spacious units are furnished with hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, exposed brick walls and white-backslash subway tiles. Some units have breakfast bars, a great room, multiple bathrooms and bedrooms with multiple windows that allow for plenty of natural light.
The pet-friendly building includes a virtual doorman, secure entry, and laundry on site. Steps away from retail shops, restaurants and artisinal cafes, it also offers easy access to public transportation and the A, B, C, F, G, R, 2, 3, 4, and 5 trains.
Currently, the building is offering 1 month of free rent on new leases of 12 months or more.
Situated in Cobble Hill, a fashionable Brooklyn neighborhood surrounded by fine dining and boutique condos, the 25-unit building can be easily mistaken for a chic, mini hotel. Its spacious units are furnished with hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, exposed brick walls and white-backslash subway tiles. Some units have breakfast bars, a great room, multiple bathrooms and bedrooms with multiple windows that allow for plenty of natural light.
The pet-friendly building includes a virtual doorman, secure entry, and laundry on site. Steps away from retail shops, restaurants and artisinal cafes, it also offers easy access to public transportation and the A, B, C, F, G, R, 2, 3, 4, and 5 trains.
Currently, the building is offering 1 month of free rent on new leases of 12 months or more.
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