All the best elements of Brooklyn Heights align in apartment 4H, a one bedroom cooperative at 155 Henry Street, a distinctive landmark 1929 building, close to everything.

Available for the first time in over 20 years, this spacious home combines a gracious pre-war floorplan, including a proper entry foyer with closet, a wall of built-in bookshelves with storage below, generous closets and an updated windowed kitchen.

155 Henry Street welcomes you with a canopied entrance, leading to an imposing lobby with the atmosphere of a bygone era.  The building features an upgraded passenger elevator and a freight elevator.  Recently painted and updated hallways continue the lobby's ambience.  A state-of-the-art intercom and security system allows shareholders to  communicate with visitors via their cellphones.  

This 4th floor, one-bedroom apartment has western exposures with Manhattan views in the distance.  Each evening, after an amazing sunset, the stunning skyline of lower Manhattan comes to life with twinkling lights, viewed from all of the apartment's six windows.    Just painted, the apartment still has its original beautifully preserved hardwood floors, solid doors with original glass doorknobs and has been upgraded with unique period lighting fixtures.  

The efficient modern kitchen has a new refrigerator, convection oven, gas cooktop, dishwasher and pantry.  The living room offers plenty of space for dining, entertaining and relaxing and features a large closet that can function as a home office or library alcove. The bedroom has a ceiling fan and a custom closet in the hallway, near the windowed bathroom, that can function as a dressing area.

Brooklyn Heights, America's first landmarked neighborhood, is ideally located near multiple transportation options.  The A, C, 2,3,4,5 and R trains and one stop from Wall Street, as well as the LIRR at Atlantic/Barclay Center. The nearby Brooklyn Bridge has both bike and pedestrian lanes above traffic for a 30 minute commute to Manhattan without a vehicle.  Enjoy sunsets, and seasonal fireworks from the Brooklyn Heights Promenade or a wide variety of  fine restaurants, sports and concerts in  nearby Brooklyn Bridge Park.  

Pieds-a-terre are permitted, co-purchasing is permitted, and  the building has a devoted, live-in super and several porters. The laundry room has card operated machines and  the bike room has spaces available and storage is waitlisted.  Pets are permitted.