Building
| Type: | Low-rise |
|---|---|
| Era: | Post-war |
| Floors: | 3 |
Property
| Ownership: | Co-op |
|---|---|
| Rooms: | 2 |
| Bedrooms: | 1 BR |
| Bathrooms: | 1 |
| Pets: | Pets No |
FinancialsPrice:$400,000Maintenance:$689
DescriptionWelcome to 237 Hancock Street
Located on a beautiful tree-lined block in Stuyvesant Heights, step in time into this stunning Romanesque Renaissance Revival mansion originally built in 1890 for clothier Wilson Randolph by architect Peter Lauritzen in landmarked Bed-Stuy Brooklyn. This rarely available, top floor one bedroom, one bath gem sits on the third floor with a large landing, in a pre-war mansion.
Inside, you’re welcomed by high ceilings, oversized windows, and one of the most striking decorative fireplaces you’ll find in Brooklyn. Original crown moldings, woodwork, and pre-war details remain wonderfully intact, while thoughtful updates bring the space forward — including recessed lighting, a renovated bathroom, and a fully updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, generous cabinetry, and a gas burning stove.
The bright queen-sized bedroom offers peaceful separation from the living area, making the apartment feel both spacious and functional.
Residents also enjoy a common roof deck, perfect for soaking up the sun or taking in open sky views, along with a shared backyard that offers additional outdoor space to relax or entertain.
Maintenance Includes: Water/sewer, taxes, insurance, steam heat
This is an HDFC co-op building with income restricted at 120% of AMI as defined each year by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. Under the current definition, a one-person household income cannot exceed $136,080 per year. A two-person household income cannot exceed $155,520 per year.
Subletting restrictions apply.
*Please note- listing photos were shot then virtually staged*
NeighborhoodMore listings:
Welcome to 237 Hancock Street Located on a beautiful tree-lined block in Stuyvesant Heights, step in time into this stunning Romanesque Renaissance Revival mansion originally built in 1890 for clothier Wilson Randolph by architect Peter Lauritzen in landmarked Bed-Stuy Brooklyn. This rarely available, top floor one bedroom, one bath gem sits on the third floor with a large landing, in a pre-war mansion. Inside, you’re welcomed by high ceilings, oversized windows, and one of the most striking decorative fireplaces you’ll find in Brooklyn. Original crown moldings, woodwork, and pre-war details remain wonderfully intact, while thoughtful updates bring the space forward — including recessed lighting, a renovated bathroom, and a fully updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, generous cabinetry, and a gas burning stove. The bright queen-sized bedroom offers peaceful separation from the living area, making the apartment feel both spacious and functional. Residents also enjoy a common roof deck, perfect for soaking up the sun or taking in open sky views, along with a shared backyard that offers additional outdoor space to relax or entertain. Maintenance Includes: Water/sewer, taxes, insurance, steam heat This is an HDFC co-op building with income restricted at 120% of AMI as defined each year by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. Under the current definition, a one-person household income cannot exceed $136,080 per year. A two-person household income cannot exceed $155,520 per year. Subletting restrictions apply. *Please note- listing photos were shot then virtually staged*
Welcome to 237 Hancock Street Located on a beautiful tree lined block in Stuyvesant Heights, step in time into this stunning Romanesque Renaissance Revival mansion originally built in 1890 for ...
DescriptionWelcome to 237 Hancock Street
Located on a beautiful tree-lined block in Stuyvesant Heights, step in time into this stunning Romanesque Renaissance Revival mansion originally built in 1890 for clothier Wilson Randolph by architect Peter Lauritzen in landmarked Bed-Stuy Brooklyn. This rarely available, top floor one bedroom, one bath gem sits on the third floor with a large landing, in a pre-war mansion.
Inside, you’re welcomed by high ceilings, oversized windows, and one of the most striking decorative fireplaces you’ll find in Brooklyn. Original crown moldings, woodwork, and pre-war details remain wonderfully intact, while thoughtful updates bring the space forward — including recessed lighting, a renovated bathroom, and a fully updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, generous cabinetry, and a gas burning stove.
The bright queen-sized bedroom offers peaceful separation from the living area, making the apartment feel both spacious and functional.
Residents also enjoy a common roof deck, perfect for soaking up the sun or taking in open sky views, along with a shared backyard that offers additional outdoor space to relax or entertain.
Maintenance Includes: Water/sewer, taxes, insurance, steam heat
This is an HDFC co-op building with income restricted at 120% of AMI as defined each year by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. Under the current definition, a one-person household income cannot exceed $136,080 per year. A two-person household income cannot exceed $155,520 per year.
Subletting restrictions apply.
*Please note- listing photos were shot then virtually staged*
NeighborhoodMore listings:
Welcome to 237 Hancock Street Located on a beautiful tree-lined block in Stuyvesant Heights, step in time into this stunning Romanesque Renaissance Revival mansion originally built in 1890 for clothier Wilson Randolph by architect Peter Lauritzen in landmarked Bed-Stuy Brooklyn. This rarely available, top floor one bedroom, one bath gem sits on the third floor with a large landing, in a pre-war mansion. Inside, you’re welcomed by high ceilings, oversized windows, and one of the most striking decorative fireplaces you’ll find in Brooklyn. Original crown moldings, woodwork, and pre-war details remain wonderfully intact, while thoughtful updates bring the space forward — including recessed lighting, a renovated bathroom, and a fully updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, generous cabinetry, and a gas burning stove. The bright queen-sized bedroom offers peaceful separation from the living area, making the apartment feel both spacious and functional. Residents also enjoy a common roof deck, perfect for soaking up the sun or taking in open sky views, along with a shared backyard that offers additional outdoor space to relax or entertain. Maintenance Includes: Water/sewer, taxes, insurance, steam heat This is an HDFC co-op building with income restricted at 120% of AMI as defined each year by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. Under the current definition, a one-person household income cannot exceed $136,080 per year. A two-person household income cannot exceed $155,520 per year. Subletting restrictions apply. *Please note- listing photos were shot then virtually staged*
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