Yana bisa saman rawanin bishiyoyin Brooklyn Heights, Gidan zama na 8C a 160 Henry Street yana ba da faffadan kallon sararin gine-ginen Manhattan da Kogin East, ta jerin kyawawan ɗakuna masu ma’auni na gine-ginen kafin Yaƙin Duniya na Biyu. Gidan ya mamaye fiye da murabba’in ƙafa 2,300, kuma an tsara shi cikin kulawa ta hanyar haɗa gidaje biyu ba tare da an bar alamun haɗin ba. An kuma yi masa cikakken gyara a shekarar 2018, tare da haɗa sauƙin rayuwar zamani da tsarin gine-ginen gargajiya na shekarun 1920.

Zauren shiga mai faɗi da kyan gani yana gabatar da gidan, tare da kafa ma’aunin sararin cikin gidan. A gaba da shi akwai ɗakin karatu mai cikakken adon itace, wanda aka rufe da kayan aikin itacen oak daga bene har zuwa rufi, yana ba da ɗumi da nutsuwa. Shelves na musamman da ƙofofin da ke shigewa cikin bango suna ba da damar amfani da ɗakin a matsayin ɗakin baƙi, wanda ke da nasa cikakken banɗaki.

Babban ɗakin zama yana cike da hasken rana, kuma yana da faffadan tagogi da ke fuskantar gabas da kudu, tare da buɗaɗɗen kallo a kan Manhattan da Brooklyn. Benensa na itacen oak mai tsarin ƙashin kifi yana shimfiɗe a ƙarƙashin ƙafa, yayin da murhu na gargajiya da ake ƙona itace, mai ginshiƙin marmara, ke zama cibiyar ɗakin.

A kusa da shi, an tsara ɗakin cin abinci domin taron jama’a. Rufi mai siffar tire da kayan gyaran bango na musamman sun tsara ɗakin, yayin da jeren tagogi a bango guda ke shigar da haske duk tsawon yini.

Ɗakin girki ya haɗa ƙwarewar sana’a da amfani. Teburan aikin dutsen soapstone, tsibirin marmara, kayan aikin girki na Viking da Miele, da kuma wurin karin kumallo mai daɗi sun samar da sararin da ya dace da rayuwar yau da kullum da kuma karɓar baƙi. A ɗan gaba akwai ofishin gida, wani cikakken banɗaki, da ɗakin wanki na musamman mai yalwar wurin ajiya.

Bangaren sirri na gidan yana ba da wuri mai natsuwa na hutawa. Babban ɗakin kwana yana kewaye da manyan tagogin bay, kuma yana da kabad na shiga na musamman tare da wurin shirya sutura, da kuma kyakkyawan banɗakin marmara mai bahon wanka na ƙarfen simintin gyare-gyare da kuma shawa dabam. Wani ɗakin kwana na biyu ya kammala wannan ɓangaren gidan.

An gina 160 Henry Street a shekarar 1924, kuma har yanzu yana cikin fitattun gine-ginen gidajen haɗin gwiwa na Brooklyn Heights da ke ba da cikakken sabis, waɗanda aka gina kafin Yaƙin Duniya na Biyu. Mazauna suna jin daɗin hidima ta musamman, ciki har da mai tsaron ƙofa na awa 24, ma’aikacin lif, da filin saman rufi mai lambu, wanda ke da faffadan kallon Manhattan da tashar jiragen ruwa.

Ginin yana tsakiyar Brooklyn Heights, kusa da Promenade, Brooklyn Bridge Park, da kuma gidajen sayar da kofi, gidajen cin abinci da shagunan unguwar. Layukan jirgin ƙasa na ƙarƙashin ƙasa da dama suna ba da damar isa Manhattan cikin sauri, cikin ‘yan mintuna kaɗan.

Perched above the treetops of Brooklyn Heights, Residence 8C at 160 Henry Street frames sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline and East River from a series of beautifully scaled pre-war rooms. Spanning over 2,300 square feet, the residence was thoughtfully created through the seamless combination of two apartments and meticulously renovated in 2018, bringing modern livability to classic 1920s architecture.

A gracious entry foyer introduces the home and establishes the apartment's sense of proportion. Just beyond, a richly detailed library wrapped in floor-to-ceiling rift-cut oak millwork offers warmth and quiet. Custom shelving and pocket doors allow the room to function equally well as a guest suite, complete with its own full bath.

The living room is defined by natural light and expansive eastern and southern exposures, with open views stretching across both Manhattan and Brooklyn. Chevron-patterned oak floors run underfoot, while a traditional wood-burning fireplace with marble mantle anchors the space.

Nearby, the dining room is designed for gatherings at scale. A tray ceiling and custom molding frame the room, while a wall of windows draws in light throughout the day.

The kitchen balances craftsmanship and utility. Soapstone countertops, a marble island, Viking and Miele appliances, and a comfortable breakfast nook create a space suited to both daily living and entertaining. Just beyond are a home office, an additional full bath, and a dedicated laundry room with generous storage.

The private wing of the apartment offers a quiet retreat. The primary suite is centered around oversized bay windows and includes a custom walk-in closet with dressing area and a beautifully finished marble bath with cast-iron soaking tub and separate shower. A second bedroom completes this portion of the home.

Built in 1924, 160 Henry Street remains one of Brooklyn Heights' most established full-service pre-war cooperatives. Residents enjoy white-glove service including a 24-hour doorman, elevator attendant, and a landscaped roof terrace with panoramic views of Manhattan and the harbor.

Located in the heart of Brooklyn Heights, the building sits moments from the Promenade, Brooklyn Bridge Park, and the neighborhood's cafés, restaurants, and boutiques. Multiple subway lines provide quick access to Manhattan just minutes away.