960 Sterling Pl

A six-story pre-war cooperative in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, built in 1937 and set within a locally landmarked block. The masonry façade and period massing complement neighboring turn-of-the-century brownstones and limestone rowhouses. The co-op contains primarily one- and two-bedroom homes (plus larger studios and flexible floorplans) with high ceilings, hardwood floors, original architectural details such as arched entries and crown moldings, and oversized windows that admit plentiful natural light. Units typically feature eat-in kitchens with updated appliances, generous closet storage, formal living and dining combinations, and original baths with classic subway tile in many apartments. Building amenities lean toward classic, well-maintained services: an elevator, live-in superintendent, porter/virtual doorman arrangements in some units, central laundry, bike storage, package lockers, additional rentable storage, and a professionally designed common garden that can be reserved for private events. Management maintains an orderly co-op regime with board or management approval required for purchases; pet policies vary by listing but some units allow small dogs while others restrict pets. Location places residents steps from Brower Park, the Brooklyn Children’s Museum, Prospect Park, Brooklyn Museum and Botanic Garden, with multiple subway lines (2, 3, 4, 5, S and nearby LIRR access) and a dense neighborhood retail and dining scene within easy walking distance.