This modest five-story red-brick building in Brooklyn Heights occupies the former site of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle newspaper. It features 5 luxury units with spacious layouts, key-access elevators, and an automated parking garage.
The Heights is a five story condominium at 30 Henry Street in Brooklyn Heights, built in 2014 on the former site of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. Developed by Fortis Property Group and designed by BKSK Architects, the red brick building has five residences, with one expansive apartment occupying each floor. Its façade combines a rusticated stone base, large windows, Juliet balconies, and a small cornice.
The residences are arranged as single floor homes averaging roughly 3,200 square feet, with broad living and dining areas and oversized windows facing tree lined streets. Apartments commonly have open entertaining spaces, gas fireplaces, central air conditioning, and kitchens with professional grade appliances and wine storage. Private terraces are part of the residential program, while many bathrooms have radiant heated floors.
Building amenities include a landscaped courtyard with a fountain, private storage, bicycle storage, a virtual doorman, a superintendent, and a private garage with an automated parking system. The intimate scale and full floor layouts give the apartments the proportions of brownstone homes while retaining condominium services. Playwright Lena Dunham, known for Girls and Tiny Furniture, has owned a residence in the building.
Brooklyn Promenade and Brooklyn Bridge Park are close by, with restaurants and cafes including Fifty Henry, Le French Tart, Noodle Pudding, and Mint Heights on or near the surrounding blocks. The High Street station serves the A and C trains, while the Clark Street station serves the 2 and 3 trains.
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