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175 Amity Street

175 Amity Street

(617) 851-4297

Location

175 Amity Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Cobble Hill

Amenities

On-site laundry
Patio / balcony
Hardwood floors
Pet friendly
Recently renovated
Stainless steel
Unit Amenities
extra storage
hardwood floors
patio / balcony
recently renovated
stainless steel
Property Amenities
cats allowed
dogs allowed
pet friendly
courtyard
on-site laundry
bike storage
Welcome to 175 Amity St., an impeccably well maintained pre-war co-op building on a tree lined street, located on one of the most desirable and beautiful blocks in Cobble Hill.

This sun filled one bedroom home has the perfect classic Brooklyn feel with 10' ceilings, well maintained hardwood floors, and pre-war charm. The kitchen has been fully renovated with new stainless steel appliances, countertops, custom cabinets, and breakfast bar for entertaining.

The oversized living room is flooded with light, perfect for hosting and ready for you to dive into your next read a book lovers dream with custom built-in book shelf. Enjoy your pin-drop quiet bedroom oasis, located in the back of the building with luscious green treetop and courtyard views.

Storage is a breeze with four large closets with two overhead storage spaces above, and additional storage in the basement, as well as a common laundry room, and bike room.

This building is located just blocks from the Bergen St (F/G) and Borough Hall (2/3,4/5,N/R), Cobble Hill Park, Trader Joe's, and all the amenities and restaurants that Court and Smith Streets have to offer.

Pets allowed. Easy access and showings. 12 Month lease only!

Property Details (Fees & Lease)

Listing Provided by ListHub

Property Status: Off The Market

Quinn Ferree

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