Welcome to **330 Hicks Street where historic Brooklyn charm meets the kind of location that makes you wonder why anyone voluntarily lives more than a few blocks from the waterfront. This inviting **2-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment in Brooklyn Heights** combines character, comfort, and flexibility in one of Brooklyn's most sought-after neighborhoods. Step inside and you'll find **exposed brick** bringing warmth and classic Brooklyn personality to the space. The comfortable living room includes a **separate alcove area** that's ready to become whatever your life currently requires: home office, reading nook, creative space, dining area, or the place where your Peloton finally fulfills its destiny. The apartment features **two bedrooms a full bathroom with a **Jacuzzi tub and **laundry conveniently located in the building**. Because hauling a laundry bag six blocks through Brooklyn builds characterbut you've already got exposed brick for that. APARTMENT FEATURES 2 bedrooms 1 full bathroom Jacuzzi tub Exposed brick Spacious living room Bonus living-room alcove / home-office space Laundry in building Classic Brooklyn character Prime Brooklyn Heights location Convenient access to multiple subway lines Close to Brooklyn Bridge Park, the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, Atlantic Avenue and Downtown Brooklyn WHY EVERYONE WANTS TO LIVE IN BROOKLYN HEIGHTS Brooklyn Heights has managed to pull off a particularly difficult New York trick: it feels peaceful without feeling disconnected. Tree-lined streets, historic brownstones and townhouses give the neighborhood its unmistakable old-Brooklyn character, while Manhattan sits just across the East River. Walk toward the waterfront and you'll find the **Brooklyn Heights Promenade with its famous views of Lower Manhattan, New York Harbor and the Brooklyn Bridge. Then there's **Brooklyn Bridge Park where waterfront paths, lawns, recreation, piers and skyline views make it dangerously easy to become one of those people who says, "I went for a quick walk," and returns two hours later. Head north and you're within easy reach of **DUMBO and the Brooklyn Bridge**. Head south and you've got the restaurants, cafes and shops of **Atlantic Avenue, Cobble Hill and Boerum Hill**. Downtown Brooklyn is nearby as well. In other words, Brooklyn Heights gives you historic Brooklyn outside your door, the waterfront down the street, and Manhattan close enough that you don't have to organize an expedition to get there. EAT, DRINK & REPEAT One of the perks of this Hicks Street location is the amount of food within easy reach. Grab pizza at **Dellarocco's Brick Oven Pizza** on Hicks Street or **Table 87** on Atlantic Avenue. Explore Middle Eastern cooking at **Al Badawi** or **Boutros French fare at **Chez Moi Italian at **River Deli or wander toward Montague Street and the surrounding blocks when nobody in your group can agree on what they want. Coffee is equally well covered, and Atlantic Avenue adds another long stretch of restaurants, bakeries, cafes, boutiques and neighborhood businesses. Fair warning: living here may significantly reduce your enthusiasm for cooking. GETTING AROUND Brooklyn Heights is popular for another very practical reason: **transportation is excellent**. The **2, 3, 4, 5 and R trains at Borough Hall/Court Street** are approximately a third of a mile from 330 Hicks Street, with additional subway options available at Clark Street, Jay StreetMetroTech and nearby Downtown Brooklyn. That puts **Lower Manhattan just across the river** while providing convenient connections to the rest of Manhattan and Brooklyn. The **NYC Ferry at Brooklyn Bridge Park/Pier 6** adds an especially scenic alternative when you'd rather commute with harbor views. And on the days when you don't feel like leaving Brooklyn? That's sort of the point *virtually staged
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