The New York Times reports today that the St. George Tower Co-Op at 111 Hicks will be selling its 30th floor, once home to its water tanks, as a luxury coop. The price tag: $2.495 million.
New York Times: The 66-by-53-foot space still has one remaining tank, which will be boxed in. The board has consulted with an elevator company to consider ways to bring one of the building’s elevators up to the 30th floor.
“Somebody is going to have to want a challenge to create something here,” Mr. Brown said. “But they will only be limited by their imagination and pocketbook.”
The coop took some flack last year from Brooklyn Heights residents when it disposed of dozens of terra cotta pillars during a renovation.
[via Curbed]
