Cobble Hill & Carroll Gardens.
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in Cobble Hill & Carroll Gardens.

The numbers for Cobble Hill cover Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, Gowanus and Red Hook together, as one tabulation area: 36,334 homes in 5,854 residential buildings. Elevator buildings hold 41 percent of the homes and walk-ups 32 percent; one and two family houses account for 10 percent and condominiums for 11 percent. The median home is in a low building, 4 floors tall, and 1938 is the median year built. Prewar buildings hold 52 percent of the homes, a little over half, among them the brownstone and brick row houses of Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens, the latter known for deep front gardens, while a third are in buildings from 2000 or later. Towers of 20 floors or more hold 13 percent.

In Carroll Gardens the way in is often across a deep front garden, through a gate and up steps to the door, and a rug leaves the same way. Give the floor, say whether the stair is straight or turns, and mention the gate. Elevator buildings hold 41 percent of the homes in this area, and for those the Building access box of the tag is where the desk hours and any service entrance go. If curb space is scarce on your block, point us to the nearest place to load.