54 Orange St

A modest mid-century residential cooperative, built in 1961, the seven-story brick elevator building holds 21 primarily one-bedroom and studio units. The façade and massing reflect a post‑war, understated apartment-block character rather than ornate historic rowhouse styling. Interiors are a mix of original and updated finishes: many units feature refinished hardwood or parquet floors, ample closets, windowed kitchens and renovated baths; multiple listings note large living rooms with space for separate dining and workstations. Building common areas include an entrance foyer, an elevator, a laundry room, bike storage and a landscaped rear courtyard. Management is hands-on with a live‑in superintendent and smoke‑free policies; the co-op permits pets and allows subletting and pied‑à‑terre ownership under board approval. Limited parking is typical for the neighborhood and not advertised. The property sits on a tree-lined “fruit” street in North Brooklyn Heights, placing residents within easy walking distance of the Promenade, Brooklyn Bridge Park, cafes, restaurants and multiple subway lines and ferry service, supporting a walkable, transit-oriented urban lifestyle.