160 Henry St

A ten-story, 1924 pre-war cooperative in Brooklyn Heights composed of a small collection of large, classical residences. The building’s masonry façade and traditional setbacks reflect early 20th-century townhouse-scale apartment architecture; interiors frequently preserve original details such as high ceilings, plaster moldings, inlaid herringbone hardwood floors and marble mantels. With only eleven principal units, the property reads like a boutique white-glove coop offering full-time doorman service, an elevator operator, a live-in superintendent and porters. Apartment footprints are generous — Classic 7 and four-bedroom plans, penthouse-level full-floor layouts and maisonette possibilities recur — with formal entry foyers, oversized living and dining rooms, den/library spaces, and windowed kitchens that often incorporate vented laundry hookups. Shared building offerings include a planted common roof deck, basement storage and a bike room; pets are permitted with board approval and central air and washer/dryer installations are allowed subject to rules. The co-op carries typical board requirements (50% down in many instances) and a buyer-paid flip tax; maintenance packages often include heat, water and partial tax deductibility. Its location places residents on tree-lined blocks near Montague Street shops, multiple subway lines and immediate access to Brooklyn Bridge Park and the Promenade, anchoring a lifestyle of historic neighborhood character and full-service urban convenience.