Welcome home to 109 Columbia Heights. This rare two-story, 4-bedroom Carriage House, built in 1901, has been freshly renovated to blend timeless charm with modern luxury.
The bright and spacious living room features a fireplace, while the elegant dining room opens to a private patio and garden through French doors. The newly updated kitchen boasts quartz countertops, custom wood cabinetry, and high-end appliances, including a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Viking 6-burner range, wine cooler, and dishwasher. A solarium extension off the kitchen provides additional light and access to the garden, making it perfect for entertaining.
Upstairs, you'll find three generous bedrooms. The master suite offers a walk-in closet, a dressing room, and an en suite bathroom with a walk-in shower and double vanity. The second bedroom also includes its own en suite bathroom and ample storage. Throughout the home, you'll enjoy modern conveniences such as central A/C and heat, recessed lighting, skylights, hardwood floors, and a separate laundry room.
This home is perfectly located on a private and quiet street in Brooklyn Heights, just steps from the Promenade with its stunning Manhattan skyline views. Enjoy nearby Brooklyn Bridge Park, DUMBO's vibrant shops and restaurants. Convenient access to the 2/3 and A/C subway lines.
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Located on the water just below DUMBO, Brooklyn Heights is an affluent neighborhood full of brownstones and beautiful views. Though it's an upscale neighborhood, Brooklyn Heights welcomes visitors who want to walk along the beautiful piers and prominades of the neighborhood.
Brooklyn Heights started out as a port for ferries, supplying materials and resources to the farms in the area. The neighborhood was quickly fortified due to its strategic location, which is why George Washington retreated here after his defeat during the Battle of Long Island.
In 1814, the New York and Brooklyn Steamboat Company began to run scheduled ferries between Brooklyn Heights and Manhattan, encouraging further development. By the 1860's the area had a grid system, as well as all the other amenities of other high profile neighborhoods. Unlike other high profile neighborhoods, Brooklyn Heights became an important part of the abolitionist movement, helping…
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