176 Seeley St

176 Seeley Street is a five-story pre-war cooperative in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn, built in 1938 and organized around classic mid‑20th century masonry construction. The elevator-served building contains primarily one- and two-bedroom apartments, many retaining original pre-war details such as arched doorways, crown moldings, inset shelving and hardwood floors alongside units that have been renovated with modern kitchens and baths. Common interior features include a dining area or foyer in typical layouts, eat‑in kitchens in many units, centralized laundry room and smoke‑free policies. Shared exterior amenities comprise a landscaped courtyard and garden, small private outdoor spaces under 60 sq ft for select apartments, and bike storage and basement storage available (typically by wait list or fee). On-site services include a live‑in superintendent and building management that handles day‑to‑day maintenance. The property is pet‑friendly and allows conventional financing terms cited in listings; some units (sponsor apartments) may bypass co-op board approval. Located a block from Prospect Park and within walking distance of F/G subway lines and local shops and eateries, the building offers a low-rise, community-focused lifestyle with easy park access and neighborhood retail.