Residential

80 Cranberry Street, a luxury building charming and historic, consists of 131 residential units in the neighborhood of Brooklyn Heights. This 13-story tall building, developed in 1900 has been recently updated. 80 Cranberry Street, a full-time doorman building, offers a large lobby with marble floors and original moldings, 3 elevators and laundry facilities. Individual apartments feature impressive layouts and original decorative details with many having views of the Manhattan skyline. Cranberry Street extends from Columbia Heights to Fulton Street. 80 Cranberry Street is very convenient to a variety of places, whether Long Island University, or the New York Transit Museum and the Brooklyn Historical Society, or the local Gristedes supermarket merely 225 yards away. Plenty of appetizing restaurants are located near 80 Cranberry Street, such as Brooklyn Heights Wine Bar, Asya Indian Restaurant and Great Wall Kitchen, all of which are just steps from the building's entrance; nearby are the frequented restaurants Grimaldi's and Bevacco. By foot, tenants can explore the Brooklyn Bridge Park area, with the magnificent Promenade along which they can stroll and view the City. Adjacent neighborhoods to Brooklyn Heights include DUMBO, Fulton Ferry, Downtown Brooklyn, Cobble Hill, Columbia Street Waterfront and Boerum Hill. Nearby public transportation options include the 2, 3 (approximately 0.1 mile at Clark Street), A, C (500 feet away) and the 4, 5, and R, plus MTA buses (B38, B52, B25, B26) and the Fulton Ferry. Brooklyn Heights, one of the finest-preserved neighborhoods in all of New York City, exudes an historical charm with a contemporary appeal. An elegant assortment of homes in a variety of architectural styles, from wood townhouses to Victorian mansions to prewar apartment buildings to classic brownstones, exudes a compelling aesthetic neighborhood character with a charming contemporary-yet-classic sensibility.