111 Hicks Street, 17-L

FIRST SHOWINGS 11/8 BY APPT ONLY. Perched on the 17th floor of the iconic St. George Tower, 17L is a thoughtfully renovated one-bedroom residence that combines generous scale, effortless living, flexible ownership, and exceptional value in Brooklyn Heights.Perched on the 17th floor of the iconic St. George Tower, 17L is a thoughtfully renovated one-bedroom residence that combines generous scale, effortless living, flexible ownership, and exceptional value in Brooklyn Heights. A gracious foyer with a large coat closet welcomes you into a beautifully proportioned living and dining area, with ample space for seating, a desk or office area, and an eight-person dining table. The recently renovated galley kitchen offers abundant storage and plenty of counter space. Oversized windows open to sweeping southeast views. Thoughtfully designed for privacy, the layout places the bedroom away from the living room, with the renovated bathroom just off the hallway and bedroom. Closets were expanded and built out when the apartment was renovated in 2017. Residents of The St. George Tower enjoy the distinction of living in a historic Art Deco masterpiece by renowned architect Emery Roth in the heart of Brooklyn Heights. White-glove services include a full-time doorman, a live-in superintendent, a resident manager, and an attentive staff. Amenities include laundry on every other floor (on the 17th floor, directly next to 17L in this case), private storage and bike storage available for a fee, and a newly restored roof deck on the 27th floor offering sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline, the East River, and the Brooklyn Bridge. Pets are welcome, and with board approval the building allows pied-à-terre, gifting, parents purchasing for children, co-purchasing, and guarantors. There is currently no flip tax, and no assessments are in place at this time. Ideally situated, the location is moments from many of the neighborhood’s most treasured destinations. Brooklyn Heights is known for its outstanding dining scene, with favorites such as Henry’s End, Inga’s Bar, Noodle Pudding, and Confidante nearby. Popular cafés including Vineapple, L’Appartement 4F, and Joe’s Coffee are steps away, and the highly anticipated café and shop First Bloom, from Alison Roman, will open on Montague Street in late fall. In soft opening on the ground floor of the building is The Kings Athletic Club, a 52,000-square-foot luxury family wellness and racquet club featuring tennis, pickleball, and squash courts, a swimming pool, advanced recovery amenities, and dining by chef Billy Durney of Red Hook Tavern and Hometown BBQ. Commuting is exceptionally convenient, with the Clark Street (2/3) subway station directly outside the building and the High Street A/C station just blocks away.