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  • 111 Hicks Street, 12C
  • 1 Rooms
  • 1 Baths
  • $ 549,000
111 Hicks Street 12C Brooklyn Heights Brooklyn NY 11201
111 Hicks Street 12C Brooklyn Heights Brooklyn NY 11201
111 Hicks Street 12C Brooklyn Heights Brooklyn NY 11201
111 Hicks Street 12C Brooklyn Heights Brooklyn NY 11201
111 Hicks Street 12C Brooklyn Heights Brooklyn NY 11201
111 Hicks Street 12C Brooklyn Heights Brooklyn NY 11201
111 Hicks Street 12C Brooklyn Heights Brooklyn NY 11201
111 Hicks Street 12C Brooklyn Heights Brooklyn NY 11201
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St. George Tower

111 Hicks Street, 12C

Brooklyn Heights   |   Pineapple Street & Clark Street
Listing ID: 2027725

  • $ 549,000
  • Bedrooms
  • 1 Bathrooms
  • Approx. SF
  • 80%Financing Allowed

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111 Hicks Street 12C Brooklyn Heights Brooklyn NY 11201
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  • There is living in New York, and then there is living above it. 111 Hicks, the iconic St. George Tower is peak Brookyn Heights luxury offering a full-service, white-glove lifestyle wrapped in timeless Emery Roth Art Deco architecture.From 24-hour concierge service and an exclusive on-site athletic club to hosting private sunset cocktails on the highest roof deck in Brooklyn Heights, this is the blueprint for classic NYC elegance.

    Let's be honest. If you talk to anyone in Brooklyn right now, the conversation always turns to how expensive this city has become. Rents are officially hitting all-time highs, with a median rent of $6,655 a month, which is up a massive 10% from last year. And what exactly are you getting for it? A zero-service walk-up building? Landlords who ignores your texts? Never knowing when you will actually get your Amazon packages? There is a way out!

    Welcome to the iconic, fully staffed St. George Tower at 111 Hicks Street, the strategic escape offering Manhattan luxury high-rise service right in the heart of historic Brooklyn Heights. The second you walk into the grand Art Deco lobby, you feel the air of a Manhattan luxury high-rise. As one of the few fully staffed buildings left in the Heights, 111 Hicks Street gives you your time back with a built-in lifestyle featuring 24-hour doorstaff and an elite concierge crew immediately at your service to handle packages smoothly. The building also includes dual elevators, laundry facilities, and a beautifully furnished lobby. Even better, mega-wellness operators East Gate Investors and SC Holdings have signed a massive 29-year lease to bring a 52,000-square-foot mega wellness facility right into the ground floor of the property.

    Residence 12C offers proper living on a studio budget. The open-concept, sun-drenched layout easily fits the furniture you would expect in a much larger home, with distinct ones for living, dining, and eating alongside a breakfast bar and views from every single window. Best of all, the separate sleeping alcove keeps your bed completely tucked away, making it incredibly comfortable to entertain guests without sacrificing your privacy.

    At 30 stories tall, the St. George Tower stands as the tallest residential building structurally located within the boundaries of the historic Brooklyn Heights neighborhood. It is the undisputed high-altitude king of the classic Heights skyline. The building's common roof deck sits right around the 27th floor, putting it well above the landmark district's strict brownstone height limits to offer completely unobstructed, panoramic views of the lower Manhattan skyline, the Statue of Liberty, the New York Harbor with passing boats, and the surrounding New York City bridges.

    Own your piece of New York City's first suburb.

    To schedule and view, refer to instructions on video!

    There is living in New York, and then there is living above it. 111 Hicks, the iconic St. George Tower is peak Brookyn Heights luxury offering a full-service, white-glove lifestyle wrapped in timeless Emery Roth Art Deco architecture.From 24-hour concierge service and an exclusive on-site athletic club to hosting private sunset cocktails on the highest roof deck in Brooklyn Heights, this is the blueprint for classic NYC elegance.

    Let's be honest. If you talk to anyone in Brooklyn right now, the conversation always turns to how expensive this city has become. Rents are officially hitting all-time highs, with a median rent of $6,655 a month, which is up a massive 10% from last year. And what exactly are you getting for it? A zero-service walk-up building? Landlords who ignores your texts? Never knowing when you will actually get your Amazon packages? There is a way out!

    Welcome to the iconic, fully staffed St. George Tower at 111 Hicks Street, the strategic escape offering Manhattan luxury high-rise service right in the heart of historic Brooklyn Heights. The second you walk into the grand Art Deco lobby, you feel the air of a Manhattan luxury high-rise. As one of the few fully staffed buildings left in the Heights, 111 Hicks Street gives you your time back with a built-in lifestyle featuring 24-hour doorstaff and an elite concierge crew immediately at your service to handle packages smoothly. The building also includes dual elevators, laundry facilities, and a beautifully furnished lobby. Even better, mega-wellness operators East Gate Investors and SC Holdings have signed a massive 29-year lease to bring a 52,000-square-foot mega wellness facility right into the ground floor of the property.

    Residence 12C offers proper living on a studio budget. The open-concept, sun-drenched layout easily fits the furniture you would expect in a much larger home, with distinct ones for living, dining, and eating alongside a breakfast bar and views from every single window. Best of all, the separate sleeping alcove keeps your bed completely tucked away, making it incredibly comfortable to entertain guests without sacrificing your privacy.

    At 30 stories tall, the St. George Tower stands as the tallest residential building structurally located within the boundaries of the historic Brooklyn Heights neighborhood. It is the undisputed high-altitude king of the classic Heights skyline. The building's common roof deck sits right around the 27th floor, putting it well above the landmark district's strict brownstone height limits to offer completely unobstructed, panoramic views of the lower Manhattan skyline, the Statue of Liberty, the New York Harbor with passing boats, and the surrounding New York City bridges.

    Own your piece of New York City's first suburb.

    To schedule and view, refer to instructions on video!

    Listing Courtesy of The Corcoran Group
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  • William Abramson

    License Licensed As: William D. Abramson

    Director of Brokerage, Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker

    W: 646-637-9062
    M: 917-295-7891
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    License Licensed As: William D. Abramson

    Director of Brokerage, Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker

    W: 646-637-9062
    M: 917-295-7891
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