255 Powers Street is a three story pre-war co-op built in 1920, with 10 apartments in Williamsburg. Its most distinctive residential feature is the railroad layout found in its larger homes, with rooms arranged in sequence and, in one two bedroom configuration, separate entrances at opposite ends of the apartment.
The apartment mix ranges from studios to two bedroom homes, including layouts that can function as a one bedroom with a home office. High ceilings, hardwood floors, and strong natural light recur across the apartments, while many have renovated kitchens with modern appliances. A shared outdoor courtyard and backyard serve as the building's principal common amenity.
The building is on Powers Street across from Powers Street Garden and one block from Grand Street, where supermarkets, shops, restaurants, and bars line the commercial corridor. The Grand Street L station is nearby, and the Graham Street L station is also within reach. Cooper Park adds tennis courts, a skate park, and barbecue areas a short distance away.
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