132 Kane Street

For the first time in over 50 years, a rare corner property in Cobble Hill has come to market, presenting a unique opportunity to live and/or work in this highly desirable historic neighborhood.

Three adjacent properties on one deed are included in the parcel. The first is a three-story row house at 132 Kane Street. The house has a wide storefront, with an unusually high ceiling, and the storefront wraps around onto Cheever Place. There are two floor-through apartments on the second and third floors.

A second single-story storefront at 6 Cheever Place has a separate entrance and is connected by an interior doorway to the storefront at 132 Kane.

A third three-story house at 8 Cheever Place completes the parcel, and includes a storefront that has been converted to residential use and two floor through apartments on the second and third floors.

The style of the structures is Greek Revival, circa 1840, with storefronts added about 40 years later. This corner location in the Cobble Hill Historic District has a great deal of charm, and multiple exposures allow for lovely light. The five residential and 2 storefront units will all be delivered vacant.