Brooklyn Heights Real Estate & Neighborhood Insight

Just west of the Brooklyn Bridge is the upscale and historic Brooklyn Heights.

Brooklyn townhouses with colorful clapboard facades, leafy tree, and adjoining stoops.

Welcome to Brooklyn Heights


Just west of the Brooklyn Bridge is the upscale and historic Brooklyn Heights. Hugging the coast of the East River, the neighborhood is known for its brownstone rowhouses, hearkening back to yesteryear with understated, timeless beauty. The community also boasts gorgeous high-rises with breathtaking views of the river and larger New York area, along with easy access to the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridge and surrounding freeways.

The community enjoys a rich history as a cultural center of the area; Brooklyn’s first art gallery was opened in Brooklyn Heights in 1958. Such treasures earned a portion of the neighborhood the designation of Historic District, preserving its timeless aesthetic and cultural heritage.
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Neighborhood Gallery

Manhattan skyline at dusk beyond a crowded waterfront outdoor movie screening.
Brooklyn Heights street beneath flowering trees, with cyclists and pedestrians passing storefronts.
Brooklyn waterfront pier and skyline at dusk, with sunset light reflected on the water.
Tree-lined Brooklyn Heights street ending at a waterfront promenade, with people gathered by the railing.
Tree-lined Brooklyn Heights street with historic townhouses and parked cars.
Waterfront promenade overlooking the Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan skyline, with visitors gathered along the railing.
Brooklyn Heights red-brick townhouses with ornate stone entryways and iron railings.
Brick corner building with the illuminated River Deli storefront and one-way signs at night.
Brooklyn Heights townhouses with ornate entry steps beneath a flowering tree.
Brooklyn townhouses with colorful clapboard facades, leafy tree, and adjoining stoops.
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