Brooklyn Heights / Cobble Hill

Standing proudly in the middle of Brooklyn's most charming and desirable neighborhood, 125 Court St. provides great layouts for comfortable and convenient living. A tremendous private courtyard designed by James Corner Field Operations awaits for outdoor dining, socializing, or just relaxing. The building's location benefits from the ease of shopping, dining, entertainment, and fitness, all within a few blocks.

From one of the most historic architectural firms, McKim, Mead & White, comes one of its most celebrated buildings, 110 Livingston. A historic Beaux Arts-style landmark is now a prized Brooklyn Heights address. The building offers a full-service luxury experience with meticulous condo finishes and details.

164 Atlantic is an artifact from NYC's nautical past during the turn of the 20th century. Sail lofts, which once accommodated enormous boat masts, have been turned into spacious homes for select Brooklynites who continue to live a legacy of style and substance. Thanks to modern restoration, each space features wood beams and cast-iron columns, making every home a piece of history.

In Brooklyn’s historic district, 200 Atlantic, better known as "Cobble Hill Mews", is about clean and classic urban appeal. Residences feature high performance kitchens and baths, hardwood floors, and open layouts. Some have private rooftop terraces with skyline views of Lower Manhattan, while others enjoy shared recreation space.

138 Court is a classic 3-story brownstone perched in the laid-back neighborhood of Cobble Hill. Families and young professionals alike choose this location for a small-town vibe with city conveniences.