Grandly Scaled One-Bedroom With Loft in Brooklyn Heights Brownstone Asks $850K
The parlor floor co-op has high ceilings, a carved marble mantel, bay window and oversize doors, but recent updates are not making the most of its considerable charms.
Studio Apartment in Eclectic Brooklyn Heights Romanesque Revival Mansion Asks $1,900 a Month
This studio has large arched windows and is stationed in a landmarked 1890-1891 mansion by Charles Pierrepont Henry Gilbert, a somewhat storied architect of turn-of-the-century New York.
Rare Mid-Century Modern Brooklyn Heights Townhouse With Garage Asks $3.9 Million
This mid-century modern two-family Brooklyn Heights townhouse has a one-car garage and a distinctive interior.
Cozy One-Bedroom With Mantel, Window Seat in Eclectic-Romanesque Heights Building Asks $545K
It's on the third floor of an unusual late Victorian apartment building that was given a neo-Colonial makeover in 1942.
Two-Bedroom Prewar Heights Co-op With Elevator, Leaded Glass, Marble Sink Asks $1.25 Million
This fifth-floor co-op in a 1914 building blends the new and the Edwardian in a relatively spacious layout.
Condos in Brooklyn Heights Landmark Feature Full-Floor Living, Elevator, Sleek Kitchens, Marble Baths
Designed by noted architect Morris Adjmi, 70 Henry is a boutique collection of brand-new luxury residences in a landmark Brooklyn Heights building.
A Mansard-Topped Carriage House Charmer in Willow Town
The surviving carriage houses of Brooklyn Heights lure the passerby with the charm of their scale and inspire the covetous urge to imagine dwelling within.
The Five Oldest Houses in Brooklyn Heights (Updated)
Wood and brick Federal-style homes were among the first to be built in Brooklyn Heights, beginning in the 1820s. The oldest houses in the Heights still standing today were built in this decade.
Feast Your Eyes on This Amazing and Unique Gothic Revival Row in Brooklyn Heights
Tucked into the southern end of Brooklyn Heights in the enchanting Willow Town area is a stretch of Gothic Revival rowhouses with an unusual architectural feature that looks curiously modern.
See Why Photographers Flock to This Corner of Joralemon Street in Brooklyn Heights (Photos)
While it will never compete with the Dumbo view of the Manhattan Bridge, surely the most Instagrammed shot in Brooklyn, a colorful stretch of Joralemon Street is one of the most photographed spots in Brooklyn Heights.
