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Well-maintained pre-war HDFC cooperative in Williamsburg featuring renovated kitchens, in-unit washers/dryers, and hardwood floors. Income-restricted building with low maintenance fees, pet-friendly policies, and prime access to L and G trains. Currently, 2 apartments are for sale.
407 Keap Street is a six story, 27 unit pre-war HDFC cooperative built in 1910 in Williamsburg. The well maintained brick walk up has a live in superintendent and operates as income restricted affordable housing. Its apartment mix includes conventional two bedroom plans as well as flexible winged layouts that can function as either a large one bedroom or a two bedroom.
Apartments commonly have high ceilings and hardwood floors, with some ceilings reaching 10 feet. Renovated kitchens with stainless steel appliances, windowed bathrooms, and in-unit washers and dryers recur among the homes. The layouts often emphasize privacy and natural light, including back facing and corner orientations, while a private outdoor space is also represented in the apartment mix.
The cooperative has low maintenance, a 5% flip tax, and subletting is possible with board approval and applicable fees. It is a walk up building with Fios readiness and a residential scale that reflects its early Williamsburg construction. The income restriction is administered through local government housing agencies.
The building is close to Williamsburg's shops, cafes, restaurants, and the Williamsburg Bridge. The Lorimer Street station serves the L train, Metropolitan Avenue serves the G train, and Marcy Avenue serves the J, M, and Z trains, placing several subway options within the surrounding neighborhood.
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