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The Emroy House
868 East 7th Street, Midwood, Brooklyn, NY 11230

Pre-war Co-op

124 units
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  • 124 residences
  • 6 stories
  • BUILT 1937

The Details About 868 East 7th Street

This well maintained co-op is situated on a tree-lined block in Midwood Brooklyn that is equidistant to both the Q/B and F trains and is just a short distance to shopping, restaurants and other amenities.

key features
  • Guarantors allowed
  • High-speed internet
  • Cable ready
  • Private storage
  • Common garden
  • Common courtyard
  • Elevators
  • Central laundry room

The Emroy House Units

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Get to know Midwood

Midwood’s name originates from the Dutch “midwout,” or middle woods. And for many years, Midwood was an actual dense woodland in the middle of Brooklyn. That bucolic quality would begin turning toward development after 1890 — when Brooklyn became part of New York City — with houses and apartment buildings following an influx of people in the 1920s. Its forest may be gone, but Midwood maintains a certain town-in-the-woods quality today. By nature of its physical location, it’s quieter and perhaps more serene than noted neighborhoods north of it. Even though some still think of Midwood as simply part of greater Flatbush, there’s no denying this area stands distinctly on its own. Around town, you’ll find multitudes of home styles — including townhouses, condominiums, and co-ops. The community itself has given rise to several notable names in politics, sports, and the arts and remains representative of Brooklyn’s tendency to make space for everyone to prosper.

Midwood Neighborhood Guide