​NO FEE: Space to spread out! Hotel style amenities including valet parking, cleaning and dog walking. Close to everything you love about Brooklyn Heights!
This hotel-style luxury address is in the heart of Brooklyn's most desirable neighborhoods. It is immediately adjacent to Brooklyn Bridge Park and nearby the Smith Street restaurant row, BAM Cultural District, art galleries of DUMBO and wonderful Fort Greene night life.
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- 2/3/4/5/R/A/C/F
- Wide Open Manhattan Skyline Views
- Walk In Closet in Master With En Suite
- Indoor/Outdoor Clubhouse with Wireless Internet
- Concierge Service
- Elevator
- Fitness Center/Cardio Theater
- Package Service
- Renters Insurance Program
- Valet Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service
- On-site Management
- Pet friendly
- 2/3/4/5/R elevator subway station entrances on the block
- 3 blocks to Promanade and fresh, salt-air breezes!
- 5-minute walk to Brooklyn Bridge Park!
- Great ZAGAT and YELP rated restaurants
- Quaint, tree-lined streets in the world famous village of Brooklyn Heights
Schools in the Neighborhood:
St. Ann's, http://saintannsny.org
Packer Collegiate, http://www.packer.edu
PS8, http://ps8brooklyn.org
Brooklyn Friends, http://www.brooklynfriends.org/RelId/33637/ISvars/default/Home.htm
Brooklyn Heights Montessori, http://www.bhmsny.org
School Ratings: http://www.schooldigger.com/go/NY/district/00091/search.aspx
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Located on the water just below DUMBO, Brooklyn Heights is an affluent neighborhood full of brownstones and beautiful views. Though it's an upscale neighborhood, Brooklyn Heights welcomes visitors who want to walk along the beautiful piers and prominades of the neighborhood.
Brooklyn Heights started out as a port for ferries, supplying materials and resources to the farms in the area. The neighborhood was quickly fortified due to its strategic location, which is why George Washington retreated here after his defeat during the Battle of Long Island.
In 1814, the New York and Brooklyn Steamboat Company began to run scheduled ferries between Brooklyn Heights and Manhattan, encouraging further development. By the 1860's the area had a grid system, as well as all the other amenities of other high profile neighborhoods. Unlike other high profile neighborhoods, Brooklyn Heights became an important part of the abolitionist movement, helping…
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