114 Pierrepont Street #7

Here is your unique opportunity to own a piece of Brooklyn history! Prime 1 bedroom coop with private outdoor space in an architecturally stunning and historically significant Romanesque Revival Coop building. Bright, airy top floor apartment in a 5-story, non-elevator building. This spacious, south facing gem boasts both prewar charm and modern convenience: working wood burning fireplace, walnut stained oak floors throughout, exposed brick, closets galore, and in-unit washer/dryer. Newly renovated kitchen and bath. Windowed kitchen is fully equipped with granite countertops, double stainless sink and custom cherry cabinetry. Sunny south facing primary bedroom with custom bookshelves. Relax and enjoy glorious sunsets with a glass of wine on your private balcony with views of Brownstone Brooklyn. A private storage room comes with the apartment. Additional common bike room with no fees. Sorry dogs are not allowed. Well managed 8-unit coop. 114 Pierrepont was built in 1840 as the residence of George Cornell, and was remodeled in Romanesque Revival style (c. 1887) by new owner, publisher and Gettysburg veteran Alfred Cutler Barnes. In 1912 the mansion became home of the Brooklyn Women's Club. Located in the heart of Brooklyn Heights Historic Landmark District. Just two blocks from the Borough Hall subway stop and a short stroll to the Promenade, Brooklyn Bridge Park, the boutiques and restaurants on Montague St and Atlantic Ave.