176 Johnson St #3A, Brooklyn, NY 11201
FOR SALE

176 Johnson St #3A
Brooklyn, NY 11201

Downtown
  • 2 Beds
  • 1 Bath
  • 2 Beds
  • 1 Bath

$1,100,000

Est. Mortgage $6,941/mo*
We estimate this home will sell faster than 80% nearby.

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Description

Luxury living at The Toy Factory Lofts in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn. This coveted "A" line corner unit, boasts soaring 11-foot ceilings, creating an open and
spacious atmosphere flooded with natural light through oversized windows. With a generous 1,100 Square Feet Ceilings, this loft-style condo offers a home
office space and a stenographic corner master bedroom with dual exposures to the East and North.
The open kitchen features modern appliances and a durable soapstone countertop, seamlessly flowing into a large dining and living area for unforgettable
dinners and gatherings. Exposed ducts pay homage to the building's authentic industrial origins, while additional perks include in-unit washer/dryer, central climate control, and pin-drop quiet living with a concrete slab between each floor.
The Toy Factory Lofts, comprising 8 floors with only 56 units, creates an intimate, boutique-like environment. Enjoy the convenience of a live-in superintendent,
fitness center, furnished roof deck with cityscape views, package room, bike storage, and Verizon Fios accessibility. Private storage and garage parking are
available for rent through a third-party service on the lower level.
Pet owners rejoice, as furry companions are welcome at 176 Johnson Street!
Conveniently located on the Downtown Brooklyn/Fort Greene border, this address is minutes away from the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Wegmans, and City Point, featuring Target, Trader Joe's, Alamo Cinema, Six point Brewery just to name a few. Transit options abound with easy access to the B, D, N, Q, R, A, C, and F trains, as well as the 2/3, catering to every lifestyle need.
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Home Highlights

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HOA
$490/Monthly
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Listed
44 days ago
Listing by: Brown Harris Stevens, (212) 452-6269

Home Details for 176 Johnson St #3A

Days on Market

Days on Market: 44 Days on Trulia

Property Information

Year Built
Year Built: 1926
Property Type / Style
Property Type: Condo

Interior Features

Levels, Entrance, & Accessibility
Elevator

Community

Units in Building: 56

HOA

HOA Fee: $490/Monthly

Price History for 176 Johnson St #3A

DatePriceEventSource
03/14/2024$1,100,000Listed For SaleStreetEasy
01/14/2021$975,000Sold
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05/21/2013$710,000Sold
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03/14/2010$575,311Sold
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04/29/2005$575,311Sold
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Property Taxes and Assessment

Year2023
Tax
Assessment$326,417
Home facts updated by county records

Comparable Sales for 176 Johnson St #3A

Address
Distance
Property Type
Sold Price
Sold Date
Bed
Bath
Sqft
0.05
Condo
$970,000
11/16/23
1
1
765
0.05
Condo
$925,000
03/29/24
1
1
807

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What Locals Say about Downtown

  • 8snkhnryvb
    "Bad public schools, High School street violence. Dirty parks. ………………………… lots of police on the streets"
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    "elections, parks, schools, offices, laundromats, grocery store, supermarket, pharmacy, liquor stores,taxi services, buses, trains, benches, trees, clean sidewalk, "
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    "I visit 1-2 times per week to go here from the upper east side. takes 45min to an hour. Takes 30 min or so to get to midtown."
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    "Great for families. Good schools. Beautiful, amazing, best in class park. Living here can feel a bit like being in a bubble. But if you make an effort, the rest of nyc and all its diversity are right outside your door. "
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    "Well situated near the public transit hub of Atlantic Terminal, this family-friendly neighborhood in Brooklyn is both cultural and communal. "
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  • Rebeca M.
    "I Take the subway to midtown. Many lines are available it’s fast and easy. There are also many bus options nearby "
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  • Vikrant.pradhan
    "I am not a parent myself but I see families with children enjoy the parks and playgrounds in the area. I would say downtown is family friendly."
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    "Good easy convenient options - can get anywhere pretty much quickly. Many trains but super crowded. "
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  • Tory
    "This is a racially diverse community but very economically exclusive. Wealth is necessary and required to sustain a livelihood, if you’re looking for comfort expect to pay for it. On the other hand, the views are beautiful and the neighborhood is well manicured and quiet for the most part. Most of the commotion comes from visitors, tourists, and acting action. Another frequent sound is that of traffic, depending on your location you might catch an earful. If you’re a foodie then you’re in luck! There is plenty to explore that’s culturally diverse and ranges in price. Great for a date or quick bite. "
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  • Christopher M.
    "Fort Greene park is amazing. The grass is well maintained, there are two playgrounds, beautiful flowers and tennis courts. Even on weekends it doesn't feel overcrowded. "
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  • Sambrol
    "Lots of people out walking dogs at all times. People are generally courteous and give a wide berth, which is nice to see. One downside is that you will be buying your own poop bags. Not many stations with bags, though I think there are some near the waterfront."
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  • Adriennezetlin
    "Lots of families and a beloved Trader Joe’s for unique and affordable groceries. Lovely Cobble Hill Park and then the amazing Brooklyn Bridge Park are just a few reasons why families fit in just fine here!"
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  • Chad B.
    "It’s a great mix on retail plenty of transit options with easy access to Manhattan. There are great events at city point."
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    "Nothing. The best part is that it’s still evolving, great subway and bus access, lots of new businesses"
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  • Natalie M.
    "Easiest commute ever. Almost every train is within a 5-15 min walk! The A/C/R/Q/2/3/F/B/4/5 are within that distance "
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  • Heidi C.
    "No parks . During the winter you rely on the children’s playroom if you live in one of the high-rise buildings. "
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  • Erinn.a.morrison
    "There’s access to pretty much every major train line, commutes are super easy, especially to downtown Manhattan. "
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    "It’s very, loud. People have a lot to say. Fulton mall can be very busy. All the transit which is great"
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    "Fort Greene Farmer’s Market and composting; dog friendly; nearby Trader Joe’s, Target, Dekalb Market"
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  • Angeline D.
    "I’be lived in this neighborhood for over 22 years. I love it, but it’s getting so crowded now because of overdevelopment. It’s still so “neighborhoody” still..."
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  • Didi11201
    "Easy commute. A 10 minute ride to the city. I have all lines, red, yellow, orange, green and blue just a few blocks away. Some closer than others. Also have LIRR, 5 minutes away. "
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    "I don't go out much but there are always fliers talking about programs and events that are upcoming. "
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  • Didi11201
    "Excellent Commute. We are near all public transit lines. If you have car, we have brooklyn bridge, manhattan bridge and BQE"
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  • Matt
    "The neighborhood is very convenient to most train lines that run across NYC. That gets you to most commuting hot spots in 20-25 minutes, since you can find a subway that goes straight there "
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  • Matt
    "There are a ton of dogs in the area, but no dog park for them to play around. Owners struggle to find space in Cadman Plaza or Fort Greene park, but those areas have to be “off hours” which are inconvenient for folks with office jobs."
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    "Young families, dog lovers, laid back, lots of access to the arts; easy access the shopping; kid friendly activities "
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    "It’s a great downtown but also a residential. Great for cats, dogs, and kids. Lots of places to shop."
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  • Edgar Zaldivar
    "I’ve lived in the neighborhood for four years and I love it more everyday. It’s centraly located within walking distance to all the Brooklyn brownstone neighborhoods. It offers the best subway access in the city with 10 lines. It’s diverse and you have everything you need within walking distance. The shopping and dining options get better everyday."
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    "city point is a good place to shop and eat. Subway transportation makes for easy accessibility to the area. Walkable to brooklyn promenade and brooklyn bridge. "
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    "Lots of places to walk a dog but no real parks nearby. Hopefully dog owners will clean up poop. Lots of dog owners around. "
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    "Great location, lots of shopping, restaurants, and transportation options. It’s also culturally diverse with a good mix of families and singles!"
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    "Every great thing is walkable, I have a lot of things to do with my dog, there’s amazing views and people"
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Ivana Lo Stimolo - Licensed Real Estate Salesperson, Brown Harris Stevens
176 Johnson St #3A, Brooklyn, NY 11201 is a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom condo built in 1926. 176 Johnson St #3A is located in Downtown, Brooklyn. This property is currently available for sale and was listed by StreetEasy on Mar 14, 2024.