306 Gold Street, 6-L

** Luxury in Downtown Brooklyn * Stunning 1BD/1BA with Generous Living Room, Updated Stainless Steel Kitchen with D/W, M/W, Great Storage and Closet Space Throughout, Washer/Dryer in Unit, in a Pet Friendly Elevator Building with Indoor Swimming Pool, Fitness Center, Lounge, Screening Room, Basketball Court, and Full-Time Doorman **

Welcome home to The Oro! In the heart of Downtown Brooklyn, you’ll find this one bedroom gem, boasting high ceilings, sprawling hardwood floors, oversized windows that flood the space with incredible sunlight, great built-in storage and closet space throughout, as well as an updated kitchen.

The generous, open living room and kitchen are great for entertaining. The kitchen boasts Kohler fixtures, GE stainless steel appliances such as a french-door refrigerator/freezer, built-in microwave, and dishwasher, as well as a beautiful aqua green glass subway tile backsplash, gleaming white lacquer cabinetry and premium countertops. The oversized window in the living room provides plenty of sunlight, and the living room is spacious enough to house a separate dining area.

The bedroom is an organizer’s dream, with incredible built-in shelving and storage space, as well as a generous closet. The bathroom features Durango stone walls, soaking tub, vanity with plenty of under-sink storage, as well as a mirrored wall with additional hidden storage. Additional features include a spacious foyer with generous closet, and concealed Bosch washer-dryer for modern convenience.

Residents of the Oro enjoy an incredible full-service amenity package including an indoor swimming pool and sauna, state-of-the-art fitness center comprised of two floors, resident’s lounge, screening room, and full time doorman.

Located in Downtown, you will delight in all the exciting new developments of the neighborhood, including Citypoint featuring The Alamo Draft House, Trader Joe's, Century 21, Target and DeKalb Hall Market with 35 food vendors. Commute to Manhattan with nearby the nearby A,C,F,Q,B,R,2,3,4,5 trains, or by both the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges and the BQE. Where will you venture to first?