Makeover Planned for Apartment Building in Western Crown Heights
This three-story brick apartment building in western Crown Heights is getting an extra story, a side addition and a reworked facade, according to this schematic we found on the fence. Altogether, the building at 609 St. Johns Place between Franklin and Classon Avenues will get an additional 4,700 square feet of residential space and 13 units…
This three-story brick apartment building in western Crown Heights is getting an extra story, a side addition and a reworked facade, according to this schematic we found on the fence. Altogether, the building at 609 St. Johns Place between Franklin and Classon Avenues will get an additional 4,700 square feet of residential space and 13 units total, according to alteration permits filed last month.
When the renovation finishes, it will also have six enclosed parking spaces, a laundry room, 10 bike storage spots and a roof deck. The property last changed hands in December 2012 for $1,200,000, public records show. Check out a picture of the current building after the jump. GMAP
All this work being done and it’ll still look like some piecemeal construction. Looks like they will build over the neighbors building, how does that work?