251 Pacific St

This is a five-story prewar cooperative built in 1913, containing a small collection of about 12–25 residential units arranged in traditional walk-up fashion. The masonry façade and high ceilings reflect early-20th-century Brooklyn architecture; many apartments retain classic details while others show full gut renovations and modernized systems. Unit mixes run primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts, including convertible plans with formal dining rooms and adaptable alcoves. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, windowed kitchens and baths, built-in or custom storage, and some in-unit washer/dryer combos; multiple listings note triple-pane replacement windows, recessed lighting, and upgraded electrical in renovated units. Common areas are modest but well-maintained: a furnished and landscaped communal roof deck one flight up provides outdoor space, gardening opportunities, and wide neighborhood and sunset views; basement amenities include a card-operated laundry room, caged storage for rent, and a bike room. The building offers practical conveniences such as stroller/scooter storage in the lobby, video intercom entry, and management with a resident super. Pet-friendly policies, reasonable common charges that historically include heat and hot water, and documented exterior capital improvements contribute to financial stability. The coop permits pied-a-terres, guarantors, and, in some cases, sponsor sales or subletting under defined conditions. Situated on tree-lined Pacific Street at the meeting point of Cobble Hill, Boerum Hill and Brooklyn Heights, the building sits steps from Smith and Court Street restaurants, Trader Joe’s, neighborhood shops, and multiple subway lines (F, G, A, C, 2, 3, 4, 5, R), with Brooklyn Bridge Park and other city amenities within easy reach. The overall lifestyle balances classic prewar character with contemporary renovations and a strong neighborhood-oriented urban living experience.