245 Henry St

A six-story cooperative in Brooklyn Heights built in 1957, this elevator-served midrise combines midcentury construction with classic brownstone-block context. Units are primarily studios and one-bedroom layouts with generous ceiling heights, hardwood floors in many residences, and original architectural details retained in select apartments (cast-iron tubs, tile work, moldings). Typical interiors feature entrance foyers, dining niches, walk-in closets and windowed kitchens; several homes offer small private outdoor spaces or top-floor corner exposures. Common areas include a renovated basement laundry room, individual storage cages, building storage, and an on-site superintendent. The building provides part-time or daytime doorman coverage, a porter, and an underground garage available by waitlist. Pet-friendly policies are in place. Located on a tranquil, tree-lined block just blocks from the Brooklyn Heights Promenade and Brooklyn Bridge Park, the property sits within walking distance of multiple subway lines, neighborhood shops, weekly farmers market stops and restaurants, supporting a pedestrian-oriented, neighborhood lifestyle.