Ten Residential Units & Two Prime Retail
285/ 384 Court Street
Carroll Gardens
Closed 7/30/2014 at
$9,250,000
Total Units
12
Residential Units
10
Commercial Units
2
Gross SF
10,612
Cross Streets - 285
C/O Douglass St & Court St
Cross Streets - 384
C/O Carroll & Court St
Subways
f
g
r
2
3
4
5
Details
Block_Lot - 285
414_10
Block_Lot - 384
351_34
Lot Size - 285
23.42 ft x 72 ft
Lot Size - 384
29.5 ft x 99 ft
Building Size - 285
23.42 ft x 77 ft
Building Size - 384
30 ft x 99 ft
Building Class
S5
Zoning
C2-4/R6A
FAR
3.0
Available Air Rights
3,560
Overview
TerraCRG has been exclusively retained to sell two corner mixed-use buildings on Court Street in the Cobble Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn. 285 Court Street and 384 Court Street--located on Court Street at the corners of Douglass Street and Carroll Street respectively -- consists of ten residential units and two commercial spaces. The projected gross annual income is ~$689,000 and the net operating income approximately $555,000. Court Street and the adjacent Smith Street are two of the strongest retail corridors in the city with rents ranging from $80/SF to over $150/SF. National retailers in the area include Trader Joe's, Starbucks, Free People & American Apparel. There is a popular cinema about a block away from 285 Court Street and Court and Smith are lined with upscale boutiques and gourmet restaurants. Cobble Hill's housing stock is some of the best in the city with classic brownstone lined streets; multiple new high-end condo and townhouse developments are achieving sellout prices exceeding $1200 per/SF. Residential rents in the area for new construction are approaching $60/SF. The properties are within walking distance of the F & G Trains as well as the 2,3,4,5, M and R trains at Borough Hall.Attractions
Cobble Hill is a neighborhood that combines close proximity to Wall Street with a quiet life one cannot find in the City. Residents love the one way streets and historic mansions that make them feel as if they are living in another time. Cobble Hill's Smith and Court Streets are among the most interesting and diverse retail corridors in the city and the housing stock is superb, with beautiful and well maintained nineteenth-century homes and plenty of modern amenities.
Barclays Center
Atlantic Terminal
Prospect Park
Brooklyn Botanical Garden
Brooklyn Museum
Brooklyn Public Library
Whole Foods Supermarket
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