New Condominium Homes in Brooklyn Heights

With its refined, leafy streets, stately brownstone homes and sweeping views of the New York Harbor, Brooklyn Heights projects an air of decorum – one that conceals a fascinating and storied past under the guise of a genteel neighborhood that has existed in elegance since the 1800s. The elevated enclave that stands today as a quiet, well-heeled community, rich in culture, shopping and dining, was once described by Truman Capote as the epitome of Brooklyn’s splendid contradictions. In his essay, A House on the Heights, Capote conjures an intricate image of the quarter he called home: “Of the seeming mirages, the purest example is the neighborhood in which I am situated, an area known as Brooklyn Heights. Heights, because it stands atop a cliff that secures a sea gull’s view of the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges, of lower Manhattan’s tall dazzle and the ship-lane waters, breeding river to bay to ocean, that encircle and seethe past posturing Miss Liberty.” While symbolic of Old New York, The Standish’s condos in Brooklyn Heights embrace a distinct cosmopolitan lifestyle.
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  • Barclays Center
  • Brooklyn Academy of Music
  • Brooklyn Flea
  • Brooklyn Heights Historical Society
  • Brooklyn Heights Library
  • Brooklyn Heights Promenade
  • Cobble Hill Cinemas
  • Court Street Movie Theatre
  • New York Transit Museum
  • Saint Ann’s Warehouse
  • Area Yoga
  • Eastern Athletic Club
  • Equinox
  • Soul Cycle
  • The Heights Casino
  • Ignore
  • Bien Cuit Bakery
  • Cadman Plaza Farmer's Market
  • Clark Street Butcher
  • Court Street Pastry Shop
  • Cranberry's Coffee and Bakery
  • Garden of Eden
  • Gristedes
  • Heights Café
  • Lassen and Hennings
  • Le Pain Quotidien
  • One Girl Cookies
  • Paisano's Meat Market
  • Perelandra Natural Foods
  • Sahadi’s
  • Starbucks
  • Staubitz
  • Tazza Coffee
  • Trader Joe's
  • Union Market
  • Vineapple
  • Bargemusic
  • Battery Park
  • Brooklyn Bridge Park
  • Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 5
  • Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 6
  • Cadman Plaza Park
  • Columbus Park
  • Fort Greene Park
  • Fruit Street Sitting Area
  • Fulton Ferry Landing
  • Governor’s Island
  • Harry Chapin Park
  • Hillside Park
  • McLaughlin Park
  • Whitman Park
  • Armando’s
  • Brooklyn Fare
  • Brooklyn Inn
  • Char No. 4
  • Clarks Corner
  • Colonie
  • Congress Bar
  • Fornino
  • Fortune House
  • French Louie
  • Friend of a Farmer
  • Grimaldi's
  • Henry Public
  • Iron Chef
  • Jack the Horse Tavern
  • Karloff
  • La Vara
  • Lantern
  • Noodle Pudding
  • River Café
  • Rucola
  • Sociale
  • Vinegar Hill House
  • Watty & Meg
  • A Cook’s Companion
  • Acorn
  • Banana Republic
  • Barney's New York
  • Bird
  • BookCourt
  • Boy Luv Girl
  • Bridge Cleaners & Tailors
  • City Chemist
  • Clark's Pet Emporium
  • Edelweiss Floral Atelier
  • GRDN
  • Greenlight Bookstore
  • Henry Street Tailor
  • Hollander & Lexer
  • HomeStories
  • Horseman Antiques
  • Marissa Alperin Jewlery Studio
  • Michael Towne Wines And Spirits
  • Neiman Marcus
  • Rag & Bone
  • Rivet
  • Sephora
  • Steven Alan
  • Tango
  • Target
  • The Primary Essentials
  • CitiBike Atlantic Avenue & Henry Street
  • CitiBike Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 2
  • CitiBike Clinton Street & Joralemon Street
  • CitiBike Columbia Heights & Cranberry Street
  • CitiBike Montague Street & Hicks Street
  • Subway 2 / 3 Clark Street
  • Subway 2 / 3 Hoyt Street
  • Subway 4 / 5 Borough Hall
  • Subway A / C / F Jay Street
  • Subway A / C High Street
  • Subway B / Q / R Dekalb Avenue
  • Subway F York Street
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