Brooklyn Heights Co-op: Top-Floor, One-Bedroom Apartment Lists for $545K
A top-floor, one-bedroom co-op in Brooklyn Heights has hit the market for $545,000. The apartment, a walk-up with a $1,271 monthly maintenance fee, offers a quiet living space with good storage and a small, outdated kitchen. It also features hardwood floors, an eat-in kitchen, and a black-and-white bathroom.
The apartment is currently divided into two smaller rooms, but with minimal effort, the wall can be taken down to restore the space to a single, larger bedroom. The co-op also boasts oversize windows, a walk-in closet, and parquet floors.
In comparison, a similar one-bedroom co-op in Jackson Heights is listed for $399,000, while one in Lincoln Square is priced at $465,000. The latter offers beamed ceilings, built-ins, herringbone floors, and the convenience of being equidistant from Central Park and Lincoln Center. Maintenance fees for these properties are not specified.
The Brooklyn Heights co-op, with its top-floor location and walk-up accessibility, offers a unique living experience. While the kitchen requires updating, the apartment's quiet atmosphere and good storage make it an attractive option. Prospective buyers should consider the maintenance fees and potential renovation costs when evaluating this property.
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