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Neighborhood: Brooklyn Heights
As New York City’s first historic district, it’s no surprise that Brooklyn Heights retains an old-world charm and graceful beauty that commands palpable real estate envy and nabs the borough’s top prices. Cradled between the Brooklyn Heights Promenade and Cadman Plaza above Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn Heights is quintessential “Brownstone Brooklyn.” Elegant high-stoop townhouses of varied architectural styles are fronted by wrought-iron gates and window boxes, while carriage house dwellings and older wood-framed homes stand nearby. A smattering of larger pre-war buildings offers co-op apartment and rental units, but height restrictions forbid high-rises in this bucolic refuge.
Homes in this small family-friendly hamlet are highly prized, meaning vacancies are rare and pricey. The upside is that Brooklyn Heights residents boast long residences, lending a stable, established ambiance and continuity to the neighborhood. With multiple subway lines offering non-stop service to Manhattan, Brooklyn Heights really does live up to its “America’s first suburb” reputation.