330 S 3Rd St

A six-story prewar co-op built in 1912, this Williamsburg HDFC collection offers mostly two-bedroom residences within a low-rise, walk-up layout. The masonry façade and classic corridor plan reflect early 20th-century neighborhood scale; interiors vary unit-to-unit due to periodic renovations. Apartments commonly feature oak hardwood floors, double-pane tilt windows, windowed kitchens and windowed bathrooms; many units have open living/dining areas and exposures to multiple compass directions. Common elements include a staffed superintendent/porter, recently upgraded intercom system, freshly painted hallways and planned roof landscaping. The building hosts two ground-floor commercial spaces that contribute to the co-op’s reserves and financial stability. Maintenance packages typically include heat, water and taxes; the house has converted from oil to gas. Ownership is limited by HDFC income restrictions and primary-residence rules; subletting is tightly controlled and flip taxes apply on resale. Small pets are generally permitted and the co-op is bank-approved by several lenders. Located steps from Broadway dining and nightlife and near Marcy and Lorimer subway stations, the building supports a highly walkable, transit-oriented Brooklyn lifestyle.