88 Wyckoff St

A six-story pre-war condominium in Boerum Hill, originally built in 1905 as a furniture warehouse and later converted to condos. The building’s loft-like character is expressed through high ceilings, large industrial windows, and preserved period details paired with modern systems. Residences are predominantly two-bedroom layouts with features commonly including entrance foyers, walk-in closets, breakfast bars, pantries, hardwood floors, in-unit washer/dryers and central air. Units show a mix of classical finishes and contemporary renovations: working wood-burning fireplaces in some homes, refined kitchens with islands or custom cabinetry, and bathrooms updated with high-end fixtures. Shared spaces reflect a boutique, neighborhood-focused profile: keyed elevators, a small but well-equipped fitness room with Peloton, sauna and shower facilities, bike storage, and a sixth-floor common roof deck with long-range views toward Lower Manhattan and the Verrazano Bridge. On-site management and a resident superintendent support building operations; security measures include video surveillance and controlled access. Pet-friendly policies, low common charges, and a fully funded reserve are noted. Located steps from Smith Street and Bergen Street F/G station, the building sits at the crossroads of Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens, surrounded by restaurants, specialty shops, markets and frequent subway connections to Downtown Brooklyn and Manhattan.