Prewar One-Bedroom With Huge Terrace in Brooklyn Heights' St. George Tower Wants $875K
The most remarkable feature of this well-laid-out one-bedroom in the former St. George Hotel in Brooklyn Heights is a terrace that’s bigger than the apartment.
The most remarkable feature of this well-laid-out one-bedroom in the former St. George Hotel in Brooklyn Heights is a terrace that’s bigger than the apartment. The unit, which appears to be in move-in condition, has potential to be a showstopper with a few style tweaks.
There’s plenty of room for books in the recessed niches of the open-plan living-dining-kitchen area, which overlooks the enormous terrace. Adding a partial divider could keep the kitchen out of view while preserving the apartment’s open feel.
The modern kitchen has dark wood cabinets, stone counters and a mosaic tile backsplash. Co-op rules allowing, the terrace could be landscaped and built out with a deck, pergola and areas for dining and lounging.
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The prewar, located on the fifth floor of 111 Hicks Street, known as the St. George Tower and built in 1930, has hardwood floors and enclosed beams. Four closets include two of the walk-in type, one so large it is in use as an office. The bedroom has two windows and overlooks the terrace. The bathroom is modern, with stone tile.
There is laundry in the unit, and the maintenance is $1,636 a month, according to the listing. An open house by appointment only is scheduled for Wednesday, September 29. Listed by Sara Kennedy, Justin Tuinstra and Glenn Davis, the apartment is asking $875,000. Like it?
[Listing: 111 Hicks Street #5F | Broker: Douglas Elliman] GMAP
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