Just one flight up apartment 1C is being brought to market for the first time in its nearly 100-year history. This huge and beautiful 1-bedroom sponsor unit(!) has never been available since the co-op incorporated in 1926. The doors are now open for you to come in, finish up a Brooklyn Heights masterpiece, and bring this apartment into the 21st century with style.

The foyer with two closets overlooks a huge living room with bright and shiny original hardwood floors that have just been refinished. The living room is over 17 long and within these classic proportions there is more than ample room to relax and entertain. Tall ceilings with beams open up the space and the eastern windows are tall and overlook neighboring gardens.

The real King-size bedroom is spacious enough for any bedroom furniture you might have. One would be able to also set up a sitting or office space in the room due to its large size. There are also two full closets in the bedroom area, one of which is cedar lined. The bedroom has both east and western windows making a comfortable cross breeze a great feature in this meticulously designed layout.

The kitchen space is just huge. Its over 13 long and with its own large window it is usually something you would see in an apartment twice this size. There is a Bosch stainless steel dishwasher already installed but this kitchen is just waiting for you to come make it your own.

Overall there are 4 closets and the unit does carry individual storage in the basement. Along with a laundry room, bike storage and an incredible roof deck on the top floor, the building also features two elevators, a live-in super and a full-time porter. The building financials are in tip-top shape.

24 Monroe Place was completed in 1928 and still contains many Pre-War details throughout the building. The spacious and bright C line apartments rarely come to market and never last long. Sorry No Dogs.