Cooperative Brooklyn Heights

If natural light, views and space are what you seek, Apartment 11D at 24 Monroe Place offers that rare combination. The D-line is one of the building’s most appealing layouts, and apartments on the higher floors of this historic prewar Brooklyn Heights co-op are rarely available.

With windows in every room and easterly and southern exposures, the apartment enjoys wonderful natural light throughout the day. A gracious entry foyer, with two deep closets and gallery space, leads into a generously proportioned home with an easy, elegant flow.

The large living room features a working fireplace and plenty of space for both relaxing and entertaining. French doors open to a separate formal dining room, while the kitchen has the added convenience of a second entrance from the hallway. There are two well-proportioned bedrooms, each with closets, and two full bathrooms, one en-suite. A hallway linen closet provides additional storage. Freshly painted throughout and with beautifully refinished hardwood floors. A large private storage crate in the basement transfers with the apartment.

24 Monroe Place is a beautifully maintained prewar co-op with a live-in super and porter, two elevators, a large laundry room, bike storage, a dedicated ping-pong area and separate storage for window AC units. The landscaped common roof deck is a particular highlight, offering panoramic views across the city. Building access is through a smartphone-connected video intercom.

Set on one of Brooklyn Heights’ loveliest tree-lined blocks, the building is moments from neighborhood shops and restaurants, the Promenade and Brooklyn Bridge Park, with multiple subway lines nearby for easy access throughout the city.

Assessment in place, please enquire. Cats are welcome; sorry, no dogs.