202 Seeley St #2G, Brooklyn, NY 11218
FOR SALE

202 Seeley St #2G
Brooklyn, NY 11218

Windsor Terrace
  • Studio
  • 1 Bath
  • Studio
  • 1 Bath

$399,000

Est. Mortgage $2,871/mo*
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Description

Apartment 2G at 202 Seeley Street is a special gem offering an airy living space, a new kitchen and a new windowed bathroom. An entry foyer with two large closets welcomes you into an inviting ambience. The generous, sunny living space with two exposures looks out to lovely views of tree-lined Seeley Street.
There is plenty of room for a sleeping area and a work-from-home desk setup as well. Whip up meals in new kitchen with Cararra counter tops and custom wooden shelves. Also unique is a dressing room/walk-in-closet that adjoins the full windowed bathroom
Built in 1931, 202 Seeley Street is a charming 6-story, 42-unit cooperative just half a block to Prospect Park. The well-managed elevator building has excellent financials and very low maintenance, as well as a part-time live-in super, video intercom system, landscaped garden, common laundry room with a lending library, basement bike room and waitlisted parking garage and storage.
The fantastic location is a stone's throw from Prospect Park's Vanderbilt Playground, lush greenery, lake and Duck Island. You're also close to the F/G trains and B68 bus, wide array of shops and restaurants along Prospect Park West and Prospect Avenue, food markets, Nitehawk Cinema, services and other conveniences. Cats allowed; no dogs please.

Home Highlights

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HOA
$490/Monthly
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Listed
27 days ago
Listing by: Corcoran, (917) 287-4249

Home Details for 202 Seeley St #2G

Days on Market

Days on Market: 27 Days on Trulia

Property Information

Year Built
Year Built: 1931
Property Type / Style
Property Type: Coop

Community

Units in Building: 42

HOA

HOA Fee: $490/Monthly

Price History for 202 Seeley St #2G

DatePriceEventSource
04/03/2024$399,000Listed For SaleStreetEasy

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What Locals Say about Windsor Terrace

  • Trulia User
    "Access to the G and F trains make it easy to get to work in the city and get to friends in Williamsburg."
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  • Georgiajread
    "I love this neighborhood. Can’t think of a better one. Easy to get around, safe, friendly, beautiful!"
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    "I have been here for almost two years now and love how family oriented it is. The buildings have so much old Brooklyn charm without looking like expensive Brooklyn Heights. I am an adventurous eater and will try all the new food trends and that doesn’t really happen here. For exotic fusion food, I have to go to Williamsburg or lower Manhattan for it. "
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  • Elizabeth Q.
    "Easy commute to the city and the airport. Basics are nearby or close by that makes living here very enjoyable."
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  • Danielle K.
    "Lots of dogs! Nearby dog run and dog pond in the park. Many happy dogs. Lots of dog walkers. Everyone is good about keeping dogs on leash and cleaning up after them. "
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  • Danielle K.
    "You see people walking their dogs all the time, and there is a dog run in the nearby park that is open every morning "
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  • Michael D.
    "I’ve been here for almost 15 years and the people are amazing. The community is thriving and it has a small neighborhood feel with all the perks of a bustling city. "
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  • Rmanuft
    "Great family friendly neighborhood with plenty to do. People are great and commute to Manhattan is easy."
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  • Ejb S.
    "We have a neighborhood Block party over the summer for kids. It’s fun. People are pretty friendly to one another. Lots of pre k schools for little ones. Close to the park. "
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  • Bobby M.
    "F train into midtown is okay. Getting better. Usually 30 to 35 mins to midtown. With a 5 to 10 min wait for the train"
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  • Alyssa D.
    "Right off the g and f trains which are really reliable and great connection trains. Very conveniently located"
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  • Elizabeth Q.
    "Halloween time for sure and the fact that we are close to the city but we are not a crowded neighborhood and enjoy our space."
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  • Tinybabyx3
    "I’ve been here only for 7 months so far I love how peaceful it is out here. You can walk your dogs calmly"
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  • Portiajones
    "Beautiful and quiet tree lined streets. Very much a cozy neighborhood. Good family friendly community. "
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  • Ffontana42
    "No traffic, different homes, close to Manhattan, pet friendly. I grew up in this neighborhood and have lived here all my life."
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  • Francescamaso
    "I’ve lived here for 10 years, my wife grew up here. The neighborhood has changed a lot in the last decade but not like park slope. It still retains most of its originality and the people that love here are nicer."
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  • Andrewmovesyou
    "They would like that all dog owners clean up after their dog which keeps the neighborhood cleaner. Also we also have a dog park Area"
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  • Annakjacobs
    "Inconsistent. Sometimes the F runs smoothly, other times not at all smoothly. Fort Hamilton Parkway stop is pretty quiet but usually safe."
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  • Andrew
    "Close to park, 154 is a great school, neighborhood is safe. Lived here for 15 years and still Love it ! "
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  • Rlott42
    "They would like everything about the neighborhood. There are plenty of parks for the dogs and the neighborhood Is full of animal lovers. One of the best neighborhoods to live in Brooklyn."
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  • Jesse
    "I've lived here for about 25 years. It's a wonderful community. it's got a little of everything and not to much of anything. Clean and friendly. "
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  • Steven L.
    "Lots of people with dogs in the area. Lots of parks and areas for dogs to run and play. Nearby Prospect Park is also full of friendly dogs on weekends and I often take both my kids there to say hello to all the dogs."
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  • Siuycheng
    "There are a lot of dogs in this neighborhood, and doggy ponds in different pockets of the neighborhood."
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  • S9morrow
    "Very family centric neighborhood. Even the local wine shop, Juice Box Wines & Spirits, has a playhouse for kids. "
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  • Dacoates74
    "Lived here 10 years. Neighborhood changing with more options for restaurants, coffee shops , etc. good for young kids. Not yet sure about mid school or high school "
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    "There are events to take care of pets, some farm markets nearby and its a place with families that know each other that makes a very friendly place. "
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  • K. F.
    "Very safe neighborhood with access to many parks and kid friendly museums. There are a growing number of young families. "
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  • Jwcodonnell
    "I lived in the area over 20 years. It’s safe, close to the city & a great family oriented area. I would recommend the area. We have restaurants, movies, Prospect Park & more to offer"
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  • Maksuda K.
    "I used to live this neighborhood but rent was high and parking problems. Now moved to east Flatbush "
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  • James U.
    "Halloween is a big deal, summer concerts and events in the park, St Patrick’s Day Parade, block parties, various Prospect Park events and programs."
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  • Sortarican
    "There's a mix of apartment buildings and private homes. As a person of color, I am noticing that schools are becoming a bit more diverse, though District 15 can be challenging to navigate."
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  • Andrewmovesyou
    "I grew up in this neighborhood and love it then and now. This is a very unique area in Brooklyn. Great places to eat, everyone is friendly, easy access to trains, parks, stores and restaurants. I’m really glad I have my children growing up living here in this beautiful Brooklyn neighborhood."
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  • Kathleenfink
    "I am not actively involved in community events, but there seems to be a lot of activities and events for young children. "
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  • Nicole R.
    "My area is very nice, awesome people always friendly !! Busy streets a lot of transportation! Great school "
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  • Panagiotatampakis
    "Great farmer’s markets on Sunday’s and sometimes on Saturdays. Also close to the park which has tons of events "
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202 Seeley St #2G, Brooklyn, NY 11218 is a studio, 1 bathroom coop built in 1931. 202 Seeley St #2G is located in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn. This property is currently available for sale and was listed by StreetEasy on Apr 3, 2024.