This $2.4M Brooklyn Heights co-op is a turnkey classic six with a private balcony and skyline views

This spacious co-op at 75 Henry Street in one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods is ready for whatever life brings. Asking $2,395,000, the three-bedroom home has three baths and a layout that provides privacy and plenty of work-from-home space, as well as closets to keep clutter out of the way. A private double balcony and bridge and city views are an inspiration in every season; an on-site parking garage adds rare convenience.

Custom updates include new window treatments, tons of well-outfitted custom closets, and a full-sized utility storage room. Through-wall A/C units keep things cool in every room.

A large, open living space is perfect for entertaining; in warm weather, let the gathering spill out onto the double balcony. The dining area and breakfast space overlook Cadman Plaza.

The chef-ready kitchen has granite countertops, a full pantry, and high-end appliances and fixtures.

The co-op’s primary bedroom offers views of the Brooklyn Bridge. The ensuite bath is a luxurious space in porcelain and glass. The spacious second bedroom has a custom closet, built-in storage, park views, and a well-appointed bathroom.

On the other side of the main living space, the home’s third bedroom is in its own private zone. Custom-designed for flexibility, the room features a queen-sized Murphy bed that disappears into the wall when the room is in use as a home office. A full bath makes the space perfect for a teen, staff, or in-law suite as well.

75 Henry Street is a full-service cooperative with a 24-hour doorman and live-in super, a parking garage, bicycle storage, a gym, a laundry room, a community room, and a private courtyard with a kids’ playground.

[Listing details: 75 Henry Street Unit 12EF at CityRealty]

[At Compass by Jonah Katz and Lyon Porter]

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Photos courtesy of DDReps