$650,000

On Brooklyn Heights' most sought-after street sits this brownstone's penthouse floor unit, with no neighbors overhead. Residence 9 at 282 Henry is just one flight below a shared roof deck with unobstructed skyline views of Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty. A foyer fit for a gallery wall welcomes you in and offers hidden storage. Oversized southeast-facing windows showcase solid hardwood floors and 10 ft ceilings throughout, with natural light all day long. The oversized living area with exposed brick is the hero of this home both visually and functionally - offering space for living, dining, and a work-from home area. It opens to a windowed kitchen built to entertain with Caesarstone countertops, a travertine backsplash, dishwasher, and gas range. The wide dimensions and custom closet buildouts throughout are rare for a historic home and combine character with convenience. Highlights such as the king-sized primary and Kohler soaking tub in the marble bathroom make this piece of New York City heritage extra special. 282 Henry is a lovely cooperative in a 5-story prewar walk-up. It is a small 9-unit community that is pet-friendly (cats and dogs) with communal storage, bike storage, and laundry in the basement. Stroll to the Brooklyn Heights Promenade and discover all of the cafes, shops, and restaurants that Brooklyn Heights has to offer along the way. Trader Joe's and the R/2/3/4/5 all nearby. Cats and dogs are allowed upon Board approval. 80% financing is permitted. Co-purchasing is considered, and sublets are allowed after two years of residence. Kindly note: partial gifting is allowed, while pied-a-terre purchasing is not permitted. No current or planned assessments, no flip tax, and 43% tax deductible on maintenance. Please note this home is occupied by lovely tenants, and showing slots are therefore limited and by appointment only, to be scheduled in advance with the listing agent. Recent building upgrades: electric dryers (2026), new hot water heater (2025), upgraded building electrical panel in the basement (2024), replaced the boiler (2022)