Nestled on picturesque tree-lined Pierrepont Street between Hicks and Henry, 60 Pierrepont Street, #3 is an exquisite 2 Bedroom home with the luxury of your very own Private Roof Terrace. Situated in the heart of the revered Brooklyn Heights Historic District, this oasis embodies that rare fusion of style, convenience, and quiet luxury to create the ultimate Brooklyn lifestyle.

The home's elegant living room features walnut-stained hardwood floors, built-in bookshelves, a wood-burning fireplace, and direct access to the terrace; adjacent to the kitchen and terrace, this floorplan creates a graceful fusion of indoor and outdoor living at its best for all seasons. Large windows flood the home with southern natural light and enhance the ease of indoor/outdoor living for effortless rest, relaxation, and entertaining. The south-facing terrace is magical and features multiple living spaces for dining, lounging, and resting.

The open and classically renovated kitchen features an island opening into the living room, shaker cabinets, stainless steel appliances (a dishwasher too!), vintage accents (mosaic black and white tile floors, a farm sink, and a pendant ceiling fixture), and a large window opening to the terrace.

At the north end of the home, both bedrooms enjoy serene, neighborhood views facing tree-lined Pierrepoint Street. There is fantastic storage throughout the home, a convenient washer/dryer closet, a coat closet, a bar nook between the kitchen and terrace, ample bedroom closets, and a bonus desk closet in the second bedroom. The bathroom is conveniently situated off the hallway, and easily accessible from all living spaces.

60 Pierrepont Street is a lovingly maintained boutique-style Co-op building, comprised of only 4 units. The Board considers pets and sublets, subject to approval, ensuring a comfortable and accommodating environment for its residents. 80% financing permitted. This charmed Brooklyn Heights location provides easy access to an array of local boutiques, cozy cafes, and renowned restaurants, the Brooklyn Promenade, views of the Manhattan skyline, and the iconic Brooklyn Bridge. Strolling Brooklyn Heights and its adjacent neighborhoods is a treat, and you have convenient access to multiple subways, buses, and Citi bikes. This is a tranquil life in the city, the best of both worlds.