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Federal Frame Houses, Carriage Lanes, And The City's First Landmark District
Brooklyn Heights became New York City’s first landmark district in 1965, and the houses explain why. Wood-frame Federal houses from the 1820s still stand on Middagh Street. Greek Revival and Italianate rowhouses from the 1830s through the 1850s run from the Fruit Streets down to Joralemon Street, and carriage houses sit tucked into Hunts Lane, Grace Court Alley, and College Place. The Heights also has larger apartment buildings, many of them co-ops or condos. The 2 and 3 stop at Clark Street, the 2, 3, 4, and 5 at Borough Hall, the R at Court Street, and the A and C at High Street.
Many of the calls we get from the Heights are about estates. A townhouse one family held for generations passes to an executor in Boston or Seattle, along with the paintings, the library, and a steam boiler nobody has looked at in years. Work on the windows, the stoop, or the cornice usually needs Landmarks approval before it starts. Some houses were cut into apartments long ago and the certificate of occupancy never caught up. Prime Realty Buyers, a New York City cash buyer working from Ozone Park, a few minutes past the Brooklyn line, buys the townhouse with all of that still in place.
Why Brooklyn Heights Homeowners Sell To Prime Realty Buyers
A Heights estate rarely comes down to the house alone. There are paintings and books to appraise, an executor living far away, and a facade that usually can’t be repaired without Landmarks Preservation Commission approval. We take it all as it is, on the estate’s timeline.
We make one written cash offer, show you how we got there, and keep the conversation between you, your attorney, and us. If we’re not the right buyer for the estate, you’ll hear it in the first conversation.
We Buy Brooklyn Heights Houses As-Is
No Landmarks filing, and nothing to restore or stage before you sign.
We buy:
Why Choose Prime Realty Buyers
Prime Realty Buyers buys Heights townhouses for cash as a New York City buyer based in Ozone Park, a few minutes past the Brooklyn line. When you call, a person picks up, and the person who walks the townhouse writes the offer. We show you the math, including what we allowed for windows that need Landmarks approval, the boiler, and a lease with time left on it.
Estates move at the court’s pace, and families need time with the contents. We put proof of funds in writing before you sign, work through your attorney and a title company, and close when you say, whether that’s 7 days from now or the week after the auction house picks up.
Situations We Buy Brooklyn Heights Houses In
Nearby Brooklyn Areas We Also Buy In
We also buy houses in the neighborhoods that surround the Heights, including:
Real Brooklyn Heights Seller Stories
“Being executor of my godmother’s Pierrepont Street townhouse while living in Portland felt impossible at first. Her will spent eight months at the Surrogate’s Court on Johnson Street, and the house was full of her paintings and books. Chris walked it with our attorney, signed a contract before the Letters came, and waited while the auction house took what it wanted. Prime Realty Buyers closed eleven days after the court finished.”
“Our grandfather’s frame house on Middagh Street dates to the 1820s, and nobody in the family has lived in New York for years. The sills needed work, and most work on the outside of the house needs Landmarks approval first. Prime Realty Buyers bought it exactly as it stood. Chris explained how he priced the frame and the old wiring, our attorney arranged the signings by mail, and we closed in a little over a month.”
“The cornice on our Hicks Street house started dropping pieces onto the sidewalk, and the DOB wrote a violation. Landmarks had to approve the repair, the sidewalk shed sat there for months, and then the boiler quit. We’d owned the house since 1979 and we were tired. Prime Realty Buyers took it with the violation open and the shed still up, walked us through the numbers line by line, and closed in 17 days.”
“Five floors on Willow Street is a lot of house for one man and a cat. After my wife died, I wanted an apartment near my daughter, but I didn’t want photos of our bedroom online or strangers opening closets. Chris came by once, Prime Realty Buyers put a written offer in my hands the next day, and they waited until the apartment was ready. We closed the same week I moved.”
“Our parents filled their Joralemon Street house with forty years of books, prints, and furniture, and my brother and I live in London and Chicago. A dealer took the best pieces, and the rest overwhelmed us. Prime Realty Buyers set the closing for after the dealer’s pickup, bought the house with everything else still inside, and handled the cleanout themselves. We closed in 24 days and never hired a hauler.”
Sound Like Your Situation?
Our 3-Step Process
Contact Us
Call 516-218-0365 or submit your property information. Tell us the Brooklyn Heights address, the situation, and your timeline. Five minutes, no obligation.
Get A Fair Cash Offer
We do a quick walkthrough, in person or virtual, and present a no-obligation cash offer, usually within 24 hours. We’ll show you exactly how we got to the number.
Close On Your Timeline
Need it done in seven days? We can. Need longer to settle an estate, coordinate a move, or wait out a tenant? We can do that too. You sign, we wire, you’re done.
Frequently Asked Questions, Brooklyn Heights
Landmarks has to approve any new windows or stoop work on our Pierrepont Street house. Can we sell it with the old ones?
Yes. In the Brooklyn Heights Historic District, work on windows, stoops, ironwork, and cornices usually needs Landmarks Preservation Commission approval before it starts, and approved materials take time. The house sells as it stands, and the filing is ours once we own it.
Do you buy the 1820s wood-frame houses on Middagh Street and the carriage houses on the Heights' lanes?
Yes. A frame house from the 1820s, or a carriage house on Hunts Lane or Grace Court Alley, comes with its own questions about the structure, the systems, and what the certificate of occupancy shows. We price it as it stands, and nothing has to be opened up or repaired before closing.
Our family's Brooklyn Heights estate includes a townhouse and a co-op apartment. Can you help with both?
For the townhouse, yes: we can usually put a written offer in front of you within 24 hours of seeing it. A co-op sale needs board approval, so call us and we’ll tell you straight whether we can help with the apartment.
Our mother's Brooklyn Heights house is full of art and antiques. Can an appraiser or auction house go through it before you close?
Yes. Let the appraiser, the auction house, or a dealer take what they want first, and we’ll set the closing date around them. Everything left after that, from the books to the cellar, we clear after closing.
How long does a Brooklyn Heights estate take before the townhouse can be sold?
That depends on the will, the heirs, and the court’s calendar, and your attorney is the right person to ask. Kings County Surrogate’s Court at 2 Johnson Street issues the Letters, and we can usually sign a contract while the estate is open and close soon after the court is done.
Do you buy townhouses on the Fruit Streets that haven't been touched since the 1960s?
Yes. Dated kitchens, cracked plaster, steam heat, and old wiring are what we expect in a house on Cranberry, Orange, or Pineapple Street that one family held for decades. We price it as it stands, and you don’t modernize anything first.
Do I need to clean out the house first?
No. Take the family pieces, the papers, and anything else you want to keep. Leave the furniture and whatever is in the cellar, and we handle the rest after closing.
Are there commissions, fees, or closing costs?
None. You pay no commission and no closing costs, and nothing gets added at the end. The number in our written offer is what you receive, less only what’s owed on the house.
Preguntas Frecuentes
Hablamos español. Llámenos al 516-218-0365.
¿Compran casas dentro del distrito histórico de Brooklyn Heights?
Sí. En Brooklyn Heights, el primer distrito histórico de la ciudad, el trabajo en ventanas, escalinatas y fachadas normalmente necesita la aprobación de la Comisión de Preservación de Monumentos Históricos. Prime Realty Buyers compra la casa tal como está y se encarga de esos permisos después del cierre.
¿Compran una casa llena de muebles, libros y obras de arte?
Sí. Su familia se lleva lo que quiera, incluso después de que pase el tasador, y nosotros nos encargamos del resto después del cierre. Llámenos al 516-218-0365.
Soy albacea y vivo fuera de Nueva York. ¿Puedo vender la casa de Brooklyn Heights?
Por lo general, sí. Su abogado se ocupa del trámite en el Tribunal Testamentario de Brooklyn, en 2 Johnson Street, y usted puede firmar los documentos del cierre ante un notario donde vive. Normalmente no tiene que viajar.
¿Cobran comisiones o gastos de cierre?
No. Usted no paga comisiones ni gastos de cierre. Recibe la cantidad de la oferta por escrito, menos lo que se deba sobre la casa.
¿En cuánto tiempo pueden cerrar?
En tan solo 7 días, o en la fecha que usted elija. Llámenos al 516-218-0365 y le hacemos una oferta en efectivo dentro de 24 horas.















