176 Seeley St

A low-rise prewar cooperative in Windsor Terrace, 176 Seeley Street is a five-story elevator building completed in 1938 that contains eleven primarily two-bedroom units. The masonry façade and timeless interior details reflect its 1930s origins: arched doorways, crown moldings, original hardwood floors and inset shelving appear in many residences alongside later kitchen and bath renovations. Units range from renovated gut-renovated sponsor apartments to thoughtfully updated homes that preserve period elements; several homes feature eat-in kitchens, formal dining alcoves, and expansive living rooms with tree-top exposures toward Prospect Park. Shared building resources include a live-in superintendent, central laundry, bicycle storage, basement storage (wait list), and a landscaped common rear garden with seating and a shade area. Pet policies are cooperative-friendly with board approval in most listings; subletting and sponsor-sale terms vary by unit. The property sits on a quiet, tree-lined Windsor Terrace block one short block from Prospect Park and within a few blocks of the F and G subway lines and multiple bus routes, placing neighborhood restaurants, markets, and small shops within easy walking distance. Parking is street-based; the building’s scale and amenities support a residential, community-oriented lifestyle typical of established Brooklyn rowhouse neighborhoods.