467 Pacific St

This is a small, prewar five-story cooperative built in 1912 and located on a tree-lined block in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. The building’s masonry façade and classic scale reflect early 20th-century residential townhouse blocks; it contains roughly two-dozen units configured primarily as two-bedroom layouts and a handful of one-bedrooms. Interiors emphasize prewar character: high ceilings, oversized windows, original hardwood floors and built-in details are common, while many apartments have been tastefully renovated to add modern kitchens, updated baths, and in-unit washer/dryer hookups. Common areas are modest and practical rather than ostentatious. Residents share a planted roof deck, basement storage and bike storage, and a designated lobby locker system for strollers and small items. The building is a walk-up with no doorman; management is cooperative and on-site services are limited to building maintenance and professional management. Pets are permitted under the co-op rules and some storage and private lockers are available on a waitlist or fee basis. Location is a major attribute: immediate proximity to Atlantic Terminal, Barclays Center and multiple subway lines (plus LIRR access) places transit and downtown Brooklyn amenities within easy walking distance. The property sits adjacent to a small park and a community garden where owners may participate. The surrounding neighborhood offers a mix of restaurants, shops and cultural destinations, delivering a classic Boerum Hill residential lifestyle that balances quiet, light-filled homes with an active urban fabric.