We’re quite taken with this Victorian-era institutional building at 205 Warren Street between Court and Clinton. Originally built in 1887 as the St. Paul’s Parish School, the structure is particularly noteworthy for its Corinthian-capped pilasters, according to the AIA Guide to New York City. It was reconfigured into a 27-unit co-op at some point. In fact, a two-bedroom, 1,300-square-foot place on the second floor sold for $990,000 at the beginning of the summer. Who can tell us what the apartments are like? Must be spacious. GMAP
Living In Cobble Hill (2001) [NY Times]
Residential Sales in Brooklyn [Brownstoner]
Michael Coleman’s Recent Sales [Corcoran]