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Although we strive to adhere to strict rules regarding professional ethics and fair housing laws, our Web site receives automatic feeds from third-party members of the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY). No warranty or representation is made as to the accuracy thereof and same is submitted subject to errors, omission, change of price, rentals, or other conditions, prior sale, lease of financing, or withdrawal without notice. This is truly a welcoming community with an easy comfortable style.Īll information presented on this site regarding real property for sale, purchase, rental, and/or financing is from sources deemed reliable. Neighborly greetings are exchanged, impromptu conversations often follow and checkers are set up next to iPads. Roses may be blooming in the center garden and kids are giggling and shouting in the playground. People of all ages sit reading, sipping coffee, and nibbling amazing muffins from Ted and Honey, the bright red deli next door. Smith Street menus include Italian, Thai, Fusion, Cuban, Vegetarian, Greek, Peruvian, French and more, all in 10 blocks! For reviews of Cobble Hill Restaurants, go to /brooklyn/cobblehill.Ī Saturday afternoon a stroll through Cobble Hill Park reveals the heart and soul of this part of Brooklyn. If you don’t feel like cooking, Cobble Hill has restaurants to fit every taste and pocketbook. Do not forget to check out their prepared foods! For Middle Eastern delicacies, there is no place like Sahadis, on Atlantic Ave. If you’re in the mood for top-drawer steaks, Staubitz, on Court St., in business since 1917, offers organic, free-range and grass-fed meats. Esposito and Son is the place for traditional Italian specialties like soppresata and parmigiana. Court Street offers the gourmet Union Market, and Italian bakeries serve gelato on hot summer days. and Atlantic Ave., Key Food down the street, and a neighborhood Met Food on Henry and Degraw St. For older youth, Brooklyn School for Global Studies and School for International Studies are housed together on Court Street and serve grades 6 through 12. PS29 has proven itself very successful in developing a strong multicultural community.
The area is served by three public schools, including PS29, serving grade Pre-K through 5 and which has one of the best extracurricular programs in the city. This charming neighborhood is bordered by Atlantic Avenue on the North, Hicks Street to the West, Smith Street on the East, and Degraw Street to the South. In recent years condo and coop conversions and new construction have added to the housing options while complementing the historic quality of the area. For the architecturally minded, we should note that much of Cobble Hill is a historic district known for its Italianate-style brownstone and brick row houses. Elegant parlor floors, spacious gardens, original details like marble fireplaces, and polished wood stairways abound. This is a laid back land of historic homes. On the tree-lined streets of Cobble Hill you will see kids walking to school with their parents, young professionals walking their dogs, Yoga students sipping green tea, and neighborhood elders holding court on the sidewalk, greeting friends and strangers alike.
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