100 Remsen St

An eight-story, 29-unit mid‑century co‑op in Brooklyn Heights built in 1950 and set on a landmarked, tree‑lined block near the Promenade. The masonry façade conceals traditionally proportioned residences that range mainly from studios to one‑ and two‑bedroom layouts, many retaining original parquet floors alongside renovated kitchens and bathrooms. The building’s common areas include a weekday doorman desk, elevator service, a live‑in superintendent, a recently updated laundry room, bicycle and limited storage facilities in the basement, and a planted central courtyard that provides quiet, leafy views for interior units. Typical apartment features highlighted by listings are entry foyers, walk‑in closets or abundant built‑in storage, separate dining areas or eat‑in kitchens, and defined den/home‑office niches; many units offer multi‑aspect exposures with south‑ or west‑facing light and occasional skyline or harbor glimpses from upper floors. The co‑op is pet‑friendly with board approval, allows subletting with minimal fees, and permits gifts, co‑purchases and pied‑a‑terres. Financially, the building operates under a ground/land lease that expires in the early 2040s, which has produced higher assessments at times and limits conventional mortgage financing; as a result many listings target cash buyers. Location is a primary asset: one to three blocks from Montague Street shopping and dining, the Brooklyn Heights Promenade and several subway lines, with easy access to Brooklyn Bridge Park and ferry service.