111 Hicks St APT 12G, Brooklyn Heights, NY 11201

Enjoy the amenities of this amazing architect-designed 3 bedroom, 2 bath, with its own laundry room, complete with built-in ironing board and side-by-side front loading Bosch washer and dryer. Enjoy the large kitchen with 6 mulit -task granite counter tops w/glass-tile backsplash, gas stove, integrated D/W and refrigerator. Prepare a fine dinner with friends while viewing the activity in the New York harbor as the sun sets slowly over the downtown skyline. Walk on wide plank southern chestnut wood floors that are craftily installed throughout the apartment. Relax while soaking in the deep bubble tub while viewing the skyline of Manhattan and Brooklyn, in wooden Ipe spa-like inspired bathroom. Or choose the all glass steam shower with sitting and taking in the harbor views. This amazing apartment has custom built- ins in every room. More storage than some full size houses and there is even an engineered remote-controlled glass wall that opens to another bedroom adjacent to the master bedroom. Modern recessed lighting and hidden soffit lighting finely accent both walls and ceilings. At night see the city come alive through any of the 14 windows that afford 180 degree views of the majestic pearl laced East River bridges. The maintenance includes all amenities: real estate taxes, heat & hot water, underlying mortgage, staffed twenty-four hours with professional and pleasant doormen, and live-in-superintendent. Eastern Athletic Club inside building w/ pool and child care. 50-68% tax deduction on maintainance Neighborhood Description Brooklyn Heights, New York City voted 2 of Travel & Leisure Magazines 12 most America's Most Beautiful Neighborhoods... The storied Brooklyn Bridge, an American beauty itself, sets its eastern granite foot in this neighborhood made beautiful by brownstones and regal prewar condos on leafy streets, some named for fruit. Generations of literati (Thomas Wolfe, Walt Whitman, Truman Capote) have flocked to Brooklyn Heights, and more than 600 houses date to before the Civil War—surpassing better-known areas in Philadelphia and D.C. Visitors’ most memorable snapshots of the Manhattan skyline are taken from its sunset-soaking waterfront esplanade.