70 Henry Street is a five story condominium in Brooklyn Heights that replaced the two screen Brooklyn Heights Cinema, which operated on the site for 44 years. Completed in 2018 and designed by Morris Adjmi, the building has a red brick base and pink upper floors, a palette required by the Landmarks Preservation Commission, along with an exposed street level column and a residential entrance on Orange Street.
The residential program consists of five apartments, including four full floor homes and a three level maisonette with a private entrance. The maisonette places its principal living areas on the entry level, bedrooms on the upper floor, and garden space across two lower levels. Private outdoor space is a defining element of the building, with the maisonette's gardens complemented by a private roof deck at the top of the building.
Apartments have 9 foot ceilings, 7 inch wide plank oak floors, generous custom windows, and four exposures. Kitchens have custom cabinetry, high end appliances, and Quartzite counters and backsplashes, while bathrooms use natural stone, custom oak vanities, and premium plumbing fixtures. Central air conditioning and in unit laundry are provided, and the building has basement storage, bike storage, a virtual doorman, and a shared rooftop terrace.
At the corner of Henry and Orange streets, 70 Henry sits among the brownstones, tree lined streets, and green spaces of historic Brooklyn Heights. Brooklyn Bridge Park and the Brooklyn Heights waterfront are close by, and the neighborhood's restaurants, shops, and ferry connections are within the surrounding area. The building also includes a ground floor café, with garage parking offered across the street.
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