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Eckford and Engert is a 6-story post-war condominium building in Brooklyn's Williamsburg neighborhood, completed in 2005. The building contains 24 units and features an elevator and laundry room.
Eckford and Engert is a 24 unit condominium completed in 2005 at 34 to 36 Eckford Street in Williamsburg. The six story building sits less than a block from McCarren Park, and upper floor residences have views across the park toward the Manhattan skyline.
Many apartments have open living areas, floor-to-ceiling windows, multiple exposures, and private balconies or terraces. A duplex departs from the building’s more typical single level layouts, placing bedrooms and a kitchen on the upper floor and a flexible living area below, with private entrances on both levels.
The building has a laundry room and a common roof deck with panoramic city views, while many residences also have in-unit laundry and central climate control. Pets are permitted, and deeded parking spaces have accompanied some residences.
McCarren Park and its pool are steps away, with the restaurants, cafes, and shops of both Williamsburg and Greenpoint surrounding the property. The G train stops at Nassau Avenue, while the L train serves Bedford Avenue and Graham Avenue.
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