Brooklyn Heights

Brooklyn Heights Overview

Living in Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn

Brooklyn Heights is a historic masterpiece. A landmarked Brooklyn NYC neighborhood, it offers gas-lit streets, river views, and unmatched prestige.

Homes for Sale in Brooklyn Heights

Brooklyn Heights Real Estate Market

Homes for sale in Brooklyn Heights are the gold standard. From federalist wood-frame houses to grand brownstones, owning here is buying a piece of history.

Neighborhood Lifestyle

Lifestyle & Community

What It’s Like to Live in the Heights

The lifestyle is elegant and peaceful. Residents enjoy the world-famous Promenade, boutique shopping on Montague Street, and a strong literary legacy.

Getting Around Brooklyn Heights

Transportation & Commuting

With the Borough Hall hub (2/3/4/5/R) and the ferry, commuting is effortless. Many residents simply walk across the Brooklyn Bridge to work.

Local Amenities in Brooklyn Heights

Parks, Schools & Amenities

Brooklyn Bridge Park offers 85 acres of waterfront recreation, while the neighborhood's top-tier private schools attract families from all over the city.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is it expensive?
Yes, it is often the most expensive neighborhood in Brooklyn, comparable to Tribeca or the West Village.
Is it quiet?
Very. The side streets are exceptionally quiet, though the BQE cantilevered under the Promenade generates some hum near the water.
Is it safe?
Yes, it is statistically one of the safest neighborhoods in New York City.
Are there good schools?
Yes, it has some of the mostly highly-rated private schools in the country (Packer, Saint Ann's, Brooklyn Heights Montessori).
How is the commute?
Incredible. You are one stop from Wall Street on multiple train lines.
What is the Fruit Streets?
A specific section of the Heights where streets are named Cranberry, Orange, and Pineapple. It is considered one of the most charming areas.
Can I park?
Street parking is notoriously difficult, and garages are expensive. Most residents rely on transit.