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Meticulously renovated 1867 Greek Revival brownstone blending historic charm with contemporary amenities in coveted Brooklyn Heights. Prime tree-lined location near Brooklyn Bridge Park and Promenade with excellent subway access.
119 Henry Street, constructed in 1867, is a distinguished Greek Revival brownstone co-op situated in Brooklyn Heights. The 25-foot-wide building contains four units and recently underwent an extensive renovation led by architect Helge Fuhrman, modernizing the entire structure while preserving its historic character.
The building combines preserved pre-war elements such as marble fireplaces and exposed brick with contemporary amenities including central air conditioning, in-unit laundry, and a modern security system with app-based entry. Each residence has individual control over utilities, and the building features private storage units in a renovated basement.
Unit configurations vary throughout the building, offering both garden-level homes with private outdoor space and full-floor residences with balconies. The renovation maintained the building's architectural integrity while introducing modern finishes and systems throughout.
Positioned on a tree-lined block near Clark Street, the building provides convenient access to Brooklyn Bridge Park, the Promenade, and multiple subway lines (2,3,4,5,R,A,C,F). The co-op maintains a no-pet policy and is managed by Youner Management.
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