Historic cobblestone streets, 19th century architecture, and longstanding brownstones define Cobble Hill, one of Brooklyn’s oldest neighborhoods. This diverse urban oasis offers local shops and restaurants that are worth a try (or two). Test your palate at Yemen Café or try some Spanish tapas at La Vara!
Cobble Hill is near numerous subway and public bus stations, as well as being situated along I-278. Visiting neighboring areas or commuting for work from Cobble Hill is as easy as pie. Community parks, playgrounds, and off-leash dog parks are commonplace in this bustling urban neighborhood. Kids play at Cobble Hill Park, residents relax under the shade of towering trees in the center of town, and dogs run about through the quaint green space off of Hicks Street in the northwest corner of the neighborhood.
Upscale apartments and condos make up this affluent neighborhood.
