Brooklyn Heights

Brooklyn Heights Prewar With Moldings, Wood Floors Asks $835K

This top floor Brooklyn Heights one-bedroom has prewar details like wall moldings, picture rails and wood floors along with a kitchen that seems generously sized for the scale of the apartment.

by Susan De Vries

08/09/2022 3 minute 0

This top floor Brooklyn Heights one-bedroom has prewar details like wall moldings, picture rails and wood floors along with a kitchen that seems generously sized for the scale of the apartment. Located at 35 Clark Street, the seven-story building is just a short walk from the Brooklyn Heights Promenade.

Completed in 1923, the brick building was designed by George F. Pelham according to the Landmarks Preservation Commission map. Ads for the building in 1924 list it as one of the “high class” newly completed buildings in the neighborhood offering three, four and five room apartments.

The building wraps around the corner and from the listing photos it appears this unit has a view toward Hicks Street. That view can be seen from the living room which is reached via a petite foyer with a closet. The prewar details are all in evidence in the living room.

The windowed kitchen is accessible via the foyer and a second doorway from the living room. It has a generous amount of counter space and cabinetry, a dishwasher and a pantry.

Off the living room, a short hallway provides access to the bedroom and the bathroom. The bedroom has two windows and the bonus of a walk-in closet. The renovated bathroom has a dark tile floor, wood vanity and a window with a view of the Hotel St. George across the street.

Amenities in the 34-unit building include a live-in super, storage, bike storage, laundry and a common courtyard. Maintenance for this co-op unit is $1,064 a month.

Colin Turek of Compass has the listing and it is priced at $835,000. What do you think?

[Listing: 35 Clark Street #F3 | Broker: Compass] GMAP