Coop in Brooklyn, NY - Bedrooms: 1 - Bathrooms: 1 - Area: N/A - Year Built: 1914 - Lot: N/A

Listing Agent: Rachel Altschuler Brokerage: Sotheby's International Realty - Downtown Manhattan

Timeless Brooklyn Heights Charm Meets Thoughtful Modern Living Nestled on one of Brooklyn Heights most picturesque tree-lined streets, this beautifully renovated one-bedroom cooperative offers the perfect blend of classic prewar character and refined contemporary updates. Bathed in natural light and quietly positioned on the third floor, this inviting residence is a truly special residenceelegant, peaceful, and ready to welcome you home. Rich in original detail, the home features beautifully preserved moldings, hardwood floors, high ceilings, and an effortless sense of warmth throughout. The gracious living room is both serene and sun-filled, framed by oversized east-facing windows with tranquil views of leafy treetops and the neighboring churchyard. The windowed kitchen has been tastefully renovated with both style and function in mind, offering an eat-in breakfast area, plethora of cabinetry for exceptional storage, and abundant counterspace. Stainless steel appliances include a gas range, microwave, dishwasher, and refrigerator. The bedroom is peaceful and well-proportioned, complete with a generous closet and tree lined views. The windowed bathroom is beautifully appointed and conveniently located. Residents of 55 Hicks Street enjoy a well-maintained prewar cooperative with a superintendent, central laundry room as well as bike storage and private storage available for rent. Pets and pied--terre ownership are permitted with board approval, and financing up to 85% is allowed. Perfectly situated in the heart of Brooklyn Heights, this exceptional home is just moments from beloved neighborhood destinations such as the iconic Brooklyn Heights Promenade, Brooklyn Bridge Park, and beloved local restaurants, coffee shops, bookstores, Borough Hall Farmers Market and art galleries in neighboring DUMBO. With 11 subway lines, the NYC Ferry, Citi Bike, and even the option to walk across the iconic Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan is never far-but you may never want to leave.