111 Hicks Street #18M

Bright & High-Floor Studio in the historic St. George Tower!

Natural light flows into the apartment from your open eastern city views that showcase the Downtown Brooklyn skyline. Structural ceiling beams create a dramatic impact that is softened and warmed by hardwood floors. Two different closet & storage areas provide ample space for your clothes and other items. Two wall-mounted televisions have been added to provide variable entertainment options.

The modern kitchen ha…

Bright & High-Floor Studio in the historic St. George Tower!

Natural light flows into the apartment from your open eastern city views that showcase the Downtown Brooklyn skyline. Structural ceiling beams create a dramatic impact that is softened and warmed by hardwood floors. Two different closet & storage areas provide ample space for your clothes and other items. Two wall-mounted televisions have been added to provide variable entertainment options.

The modern kitchen has a deep sink, adjustable faucet head, and a lovely glass mosaic backsplash. The bathroom has a touch of whimsy with dusty-pink tiling and a wall-mounted hutch above the toilet for extra storage.

The Building: The Emory Roth designed St. George Hotel was built in 1930 and converted to co-ops in 1984. This full-service (24-hour door-staff, onsite building manager, and onsite superintendent) co-op is one of the most desirable buildings in Brooklyn Heights.

Amenities include a stunning Rooftop Deck with 360-degree views of NYC as well as a bicycle room (subject to availability), additional basement storage (subject to availability), and laundry rooms on every third floor. There are also developing plans (partially funded by an external group) to renovate significant amounts of previously unused space in the building to provide further amenities to be used by residents... details are currently a bit vague but definitely exciting! The building is pet friendly and there is NO Flip Tax.

The Neighborhood: In the heart of highly coveted tree-lined Brooklyn Heights and around the corner from the 2/3 subway line at Clark Street as well as just moments from the 4/5/A/C/F/R subways there is an abundance of choices for dining and shopping, as well as parks and public spaces such as the Brooklyn Promenade and the Brooklyn Bridge.