Cypress Hills Townhomes for Sale

Cypress Hills, located in eastern Brooklyn and bordering Queens, is a diverse neighborhood with a significant Hispanic and Latino population. The southern part of the neighborhood is characterized by the bustling Fulton Street, which features numerous international eateries, mom-and-pop shops, and the elevated J and Z train lines. The northern area is home to Highland Park and Cypress Hills Cemetery, offering vast green spaces and quiet streets lined with historic townhouses and single-family Victorian homes. Housing in Cypress Hills varies widely, from sprawling single-family Victorians to more modest homes, townhouses, rental buildings, and public housing. The neighborhood is known for its unique assortment of homes built across various periods, with many retaining original features like subway tiles, parquet floors, and high ceilings. While most residents rent, about a quarter own their homes. Public transportation is a highlight, with the J and Z trains providing direct routes to lower Manhattan and additional options like the A, C, and L trains at Broadway Junction. The Jackie Robinson Parkway connects the neighborhood to I-678 and Grand Central Parkway, and JFK Airport is just five miles away. Highland Park offers 141 acres of athletic courts, ball fields, playgrounds, and a large reservoir. Cypress Hills Cemetery, a historic site, is the final resting place of over 20,000 veterans. The neighborhood also features a variety of international eateries along Fulton Street, small grocers, and larger grocery stores like Western Beef Supermarket. The Arlington Library, a well-preserved Carnegie library, hosts community events and programming, including bilingual storytime and homework help for students.