Located on the widest, tree-lined street in Brooklyn Heights, 31 Monroe Place is a beautiful 25'-wide Greek-Revival townhouse dating back to the 1830's. This historic townhome features 7,600 square feet spread over five floors and is configured as nine apartments, all of which can be delivered vacant. The garden level has a configured large studio apartment in rear with a small private outdoor space. The front is a one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment. Above, the entirety of the parlor level is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment with a private deck and access to the large private garden. This unit features an open layout with central air conditioning. The three floors above are each configured as two separate one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartments. The higher floor units feature views of Downtown Brooklyn and lower Manhattan. 31 Monroe Place sits at the highest elevation point in Brooklyn Heights and presents the rare opportunity to purchase a fully-vacant 25'-wide townhouse on one of Brooklyn Heights' most desirable blocks. The building is prime for single-family conversion into a private mansion, with proposed plans from renowned architecture firm Baxt Ingui. The additional square footage available by filling in the light well and utilizing the remaining FAR could allow a potential purchaser to create one of the largest and best located private homes in New York City. Monroe Place dates back to the early 1830's and is named after James Monroe, 5th President of the United States. This picturesque street is lined with townhouses and historic architecture. The building is conveniently positioned only minutes from Manhattan, easily accessible to public transportation only two blocks away, and steps from local schools, charming restaurants and cafes, and the famed Brooklyn Heights Promenade.