Residence 9L at 111 Hicks Street is a well-proportioned one-bedroom, one-bath home of approximately 800 square feet in the St. George Tower, a long-established cooperative that has been a part of historic Brooklyn Heights for decades.

The apartment opens with a gracious entry foyer featuring a utility closet with a brand-new washer and dryer. A long hallway leads into a bright and comfortable living and dining area where east-facing windows provide consistent natural light throughout the day. The dining space easily accommodates a table for six, while remaining open and relaxed. Just off the living room, the renovated kitchen offers stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, a marble tile backsplash, and ample cabinet storage, balancing function with clean finishes.

The oversized bedroom is quietly set apart and features two east-facing, and one north-facing, exposures, offering views toward the Brooklyn Bridge and the Empire State Building. There is generous room for additional furnishings. A Friedrich through-the-wall air conditioner provides efficient climate control year-round. Another air conditioner is also featured in the living area. The layout overall feels both practical and comfortable, with a natural flow that works well for everyday living and occasional entertaining.

St. George Tower provides residents with a thoughtfully maintained, full-service environment, including:

• 24-hour door staff
• Resident superintendent and onsite management
• Dedicated porter and maintenance staff
• A panoramic roof deck with harbor and skyline views
• Package and mail rooms
• Pet-friendly policies

The location is a longtime favorite, just moments from the 2/3 train at Clark Street, with convenient access to the Financial District and Midtown. Other neighborhood subway stations include the 4/5, A/C, R/N, and the F lines. The Brooklyn Heights Promenade, Brooklyn Bridge Park, and DUMBO are all close by, along with an established mix of neighborhood restaurants, cafés, and shops that give the area its enduring appeal.