556 State St

An eight-story, 71-unit full-service condominium completed in 2006 and located in downtown Brooklyn, the building presents a modern mid-rise residential profile with elevator access and a staffed 24-hour doorman. Residences are primarily two-bedroom layouts (with some one- and larger multi-bedroom variants reported) featuring hardwood floors, walk-in closets, and in-unit washers and dryers; many homes include private outdoor space ranging from Juliet balconies to sizable terraces and balconies. Kitchens are finished with stone countertops, cherry or custom wood cabinetry, and stainless-steel appliances; bathrooms commonly feature marble finishes. Shared spaces emphasize daily convenience and light-filled respite: a fully equipped fitness center opens toward an extensive, landscaped courtyard and a planted roof deck provides additional outdoor gathering space. On-site services and building systems include a live-in superintendent, package room, bicycle storage, and optional valet/underground parking with separate fees. The property benefits from deeded storage availability and historically low common charges aided by a temporary tax abatement. Situated on a tree-lined block at the convergence of Boerum Hill, Fort Greene, Park Slope and Prospect Heights, the location places residents steps from major transit hubs (multiple subway lines and the LIRR), cultural institutions such as BAM and Barclays Center, grocery and retail anchors, and an active street-level restaurant and shopping scene.