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  • 142 Hicks Street, 3B
  • 1 Rooms
  • 1 Baths
  • $ 385,000
142 Hicks Street Brooklyn Heights Brooklyn NY 11201
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142 Hicks Street, 3B

Brooklyn Heights   |   Pierrepont Street & Clark Street
Listing ID: 308808

  • $ 385,000
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  • 1 Bathrooms
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  • Co-opOwnership
  • $ 650Maintenance
  • $ 265Real Estate Taxes
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142 Hicks Street Brooklyn Heights Brooklyn NY 11201
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  • Welcome to your new studio in Brooklyn Heights! The building: 142 Hicks Street is a professionally managed elevator building, strategically located between Clark and Pierrepont, in the historic neighborhood of Brooklyn Heights. Situated just two blocks from the 2,3 express trains at Clark Street (and a BikeShare rack) you are just minutes from downtown Manhattan. The building is an intimate coop which allows unlimited rentals after 2 years of ownership. Laundry is card usage in the basement. The Apartment: 3B is a charming, desirable Studio apartment with high ceilings and beautiful hardwood floors. The eastern exposure brings in fabulous morning sun through a large picture window. The kitchen has been renovated with plenty of storage open shelving, and granite countertops. The bright, white tiled bathroom has a deep cast iron tub and decorative mosaic shower detail. Abundant storage is found hidden everywhere, starting with a large, deep closet that has an overhead compartment, below window built-in storage, and added cabinet space under the breakfast bar. Storage: In addition, your purchase comes with a private storage locker located in the basement for those bulky, less often used items and keepsakes. Size approximately 3.5' x 2' x 4'. Bikes can be stored on a simple rack and is free. Brooklyn Heights: Brownstones, pre-war carriage houses and row houses dating back to the 19th century. The very first Historic District (1965) and America's first commuter suburb. Sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline, Brooklyn Bridge and The Promenade are all iconic and at your door. Enjoy a variety of shopping and restaurants on Henry and Montague Streets, or a short distance to Atlantic Avenue. Location / Transportation: This A++ location is also easily accessible to Downtown Brooklyn, Barclay Center, Grand Army Plaza and much more that is trendy throughout Brooklyn, via the 4,5, A, C, F, M and R trains. To view: By appointment only. To Purchase: There is a Board Application fee of $400. and a quick Meet-and-Greet with Board members. This is a great building and an excellent value! Taxes, Insurance, Heat and hot water are included in the low monthly maintenance fee.

    Welcome to your new studio in Brooklyn Heights! The building: 142 Hicks Street is a professionally managed elevator building, strategically located between Clark and Pierrepont, in the historic neighborhood of Brooklyn Heights. Situated just two blocks from the 2,3 express trains at Clark Street (and a BikeShare rack) you are just minutes from downtown Manhattan. The building is an intimate coop which allows unlimited rentals after 2 years of ownership. Laundry is card usage in the basement. The Apartment: 3B is a charming, desirable Studio apartment with high ceilings and beautiful hardwood floors. The eastern exposure brings in fabulous morning sun through a large picture window. The kitchen has been renovated with plenty of storage open shelving, and granite countertops. The bright, white tiled bathroom has a deep cast iron tub and decorative mosaic shower detail. Abundant storage is found hidden everywhere, starting with a large, deep closet that has an overhead compartment, below window built-in storage, and added cabinet space under the breakfast bar. Storage: In addition, your purchase comes with a private storage locker located in the basement for those bulky, less often used items and keepsakes. Size approximately 3.5' x 2' x 4'. Bikes can be stored on a simple rack and is free. Brooklyn Heights: Brownstones, pre-war carriage houses and row houses dating back to the 19th century. The very first Historic District (1965) and America's first commuter suburb. Sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline, Brooklyn Bridge and The Promenade are all iconic and at your door. Enjoy a variety of shopping and restaurants on Henry and Montague Streets, or a short distance to Atlantic Avenue. Location / Transportation: This A++ location is also easily accessible to Downtown Brooklyn, Barclay Center, Grand Army Plaza and much more that is trendy throughout Brooklyn, via the 4,5, A, C, F, M and R trains. To view: By appointment only. To Purchase: There is a Board Application fee of $400. and a quick Meet-and-Greet with Board members. This is a great building and an excellent value! Taxes, Insurance, Heat and hot water are included in the low monthly maintenance fee.

    Listing Courtesy of Corcoran Group
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