59 Pineapple Street, 1-A

Please not that this building does not allow gifting or non - resident co-purchase. What is better than a quaint and turnkey one bedroom on a fruit street in Brooklyn Heights? This is the perfect place to own your first NYC home. A well-kept and thoughtfully designed one bedroom on an iconic street (among the "fruit" streets). Originally referred to as Brooklyn Village, how exciting would it be to own your first apartment on Pineapple Street? Brooklyn Heights is an historic masterpiece, replete with cobblestone streets, quaint eateries, a promenade along the waterfront and access to Manhattan via multiple subway stops. Please contact MaryElizabeth for your showing appointment.59 Pineapple Street, Residence 1A is accessed via an architecturally significant pre-war lobby. Residence 1A boasts hard wood floors, a modern living room and an brand-new bath with soaking tub, modern sink, and pretty glass tile. The bedroom fits a queen size bed and is pin drop quiet. Enjoy panoramic views of Manhattan and Brooklyn from the expansive roof deck so easily accessed by elevator as well as two marble staircases. The original detail at 59 Pineapple gives one a sense of comfort and grandeur. Entertaining space is expanded with such a lovely and expansive roof deck with panoramic city views.Directly across the East River from Manhattan and connected by subways and ferry service, commuting is a breeze. Brooklyn Heights is easily accessible from Downtown Brooklyn where one can shop at Dekalb Market, Trader Joes, Target or enjoy a lovely autumn day at the farmer's market in Brooklyn Heights.Brooklyn Heights was the first neighborhood protected by the 1965 Landmarks Preservation Law of New York City. The neighborhood is largely composed of picturesque blocks of row houses and stately mansions. A range of architectural styles is represented, including Greek Revival, Italianate, Second Empire, Victorian Gothic, Romanesque, Neo-Greco, and Classical Revival, as well as a few 2/1/2-story late Federal houses from the early 19th century in the northern part of the neighborhood.Bike storage is complimentary to all residents. Storage is available for rent and 59 Pineapple offers a generous laundry room in the building. There is a keyed access package room and an amazing live in superintendent.Brooklyn Heights is serviced by numerous subway services, specifically the A, C, F, N, R and W trains at Jay Street-MetroTech; the 2 and 3 trains at Clark Street; and 2,3,4,5, N, R and W trains at Borough Hall/Court Street.Pet Policy: Cats Allowed, so sorry no dogs.