60 units
RED HOOK CO-OPS 71 Wolcott Street, Red Hook, , BROOKLYN, NY 11231
Post-war Co-op
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- 60 residences
- 4 stories
- BUILT 2007
The Details About 71 Wolcott Street
This sunny and spacious, newly constructed co-op is situated in the heart of Red Hook, near many galleries and shops on Van Brunt Street. The kitchens feature maple cabinetry, stainless-steel appliances and recycled glass countertops while the bathrooms are complete with glass and subway tiles, custom vanities and spacious tubs. This co-op includes a bike, stroller and community room and gated ...
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Get to know Red Hook
Red Hook has the look and feel of an urban seaside village, chock-a-cobblestone-block with captain’s bungalows and ancient brick warehouses — several predating the Civil War. A flourishing port by the mid-19th century, Red Hook catered largely to the surge in offloading needs from the Erie Canal, a legacy honored by today’s Erie Basin Park. Its previously rough-and-tumble docks inspired Elia Kazan’s classic film On the Waterfront, though one cross-harbor wink from the Statue of Liberty today might be all you need to call Red Hook a contender. While there’s no subway in Red Hook proper, the F and G trains are easily reached via the Smith-9th or Carroll Street stations, with an easy R transfer at 4th Ave. An NYC Ferry stop connects DUMBO, Bay Ridge, and Wall Street, the last of which is seconds (sans traffic) through the Battery Tunnel.
Red Hook Neighborhood Guide