Brooklyn Heights
Brooklyn · New York City
Brooklyn Heights is the original suburb, America's first designated historic district, and arguably the most beautiful neighborhood in New York City. Perched on a bluff overlooking the harbor, it offers unbeatable vie...
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Homes for Sale in Brooklyn Heights
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Residential·Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn
192 COLUMBIA Heights, Brooklyn, NY 11201
7 Beds · 4 Baths · 1,375 sqft
$24,500,000
Residential·Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn
175 CLINTON Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
5 Beds · 6 Baths · 7,000 sqft
$17,950,000
Residential·Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn
37 Sidney Place, Brooklyn, NY 11201
6 Beds · 8 Baths · 7,040 sqft
$17,000,000
Residential·Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn
307 HICKS Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
5 Beds · 7 Baths · 6,200 sqft
$15,500,000
Residential·Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn
16 SIDNEY Place, Brooklyn, NY 11201
6 Beds · 5 Baths · 6,600 sqft
$14,950,000
Residential·Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn
25 Grace Court, Brooklyn, NY 11201
7 Beds · 5 Baths · 5,975 sqft
$14,500,000
-$500,000 (3.3%)Overview of Brooklyn Heights
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Buildings in Brooklyn Heights
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What to Review Before Buying in Brooklyn Heights
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Property Type
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Building Quality
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Pricing Context
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Location & Points of Interest
Brooklyn Heights Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, it is often the most expensive neighborhood in Brooklyn, comparable to Tribeca or the West Village.
Very. The side streets are exceptionally quiet, though the BQE cantilevered under the Promenade generates some hum near the water.
Yes, it is statistically one of the safest neighborhoods in New York City.
Yes, it has some of the mostly highly-rated private schools in the country (Packer, Saint Ann's, Brooklyn Heights Montessori).
Incredible. You are one stop from Wall Street on multiple train lines.
A specific section of the Heights where streets are named Cranberry, Orange, and Pineapple. It is considered one of the most charming areas.
Street parking is notoriously difficult, and garages are expensive. Most residents rely on transit.
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