110 Livingston Street, 8-T

1,743 SQAURE FEET OF LUXURY IN DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN This historic Beaux Arts-style landmark condominium was designed by McKim, Mead & White and completed in 1926. When you enter the building's gilded vaulted lobby, you are swept into the grandeur of that era and leave behind the hustle and bustle of thriving Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn Heights and Cobble Hill. Beyond the 24-hour concierge desk, package room, and rich leather sofa in the lobby's waiting area, you'll find four elevators to whisk you to the eighth floor for Unit 8T. Standing at 1,743 sqft, it is the largest of the 2Bed/2Bath floorplans in this building. As you enter your oversized apartment you are greeted by bamboo floors and sunshine from two windows. Here, you have a nice deep coat/storage closet as well as a laundry closet with Bosch washer/dryer. Continue down the hall and around the corner you'll come to bedroom #1. While the room can fit a king size bed, it comfortably fits a queen bed and has a deep closet with excellent storage. You'll also find bathroom #1 across the hall. Continue through the door of the master suite and you'll find two large closets, one of them is a double sided walk-in. The master bath is a marble, double bathroom with separate deep soaking bathtub and steam shower, and double chrome and stone vanity with open and hidden storage below. The king size bedroom area is set back from the suit's entry for additional privacy. Back out in the main hall, continue further down and at the end of the hall you'll find the dining room, kitchen, and living room all laid out before you and bathed in sunlight from a wall of windows. The gourmet kitchen is equipped with ample pantry and overhead storage, Thermador oven, Viking range, and SubZero refrigerator as well as a center island with the sink, dishwasher, and microwave. The island doubles as the perfect space for meal prep, casual counter top dining or entertaining spreads. Off of the dining area you have your own private patio --fresh air and private outdoor was crucial during lockdown and now makes socially distanced private outdoor visits with friends and family just that much easier in this new era that we live in. The full service building also has a fitness center, and outdoor courtyard featuring a mural by renowned New York muralist Richard Haas. For grass, trees and waterfront you have easy access to Cadman Plaza Park, The Piers at Brooklyn Bridge Park, the Brooklyn Promenade, and Fort Greene Park. You can also find every neighborhood amenity that you need -pharmacy, banks, dry cleaning, farmers markets, coffee shops, hardware stores, super markets, salons, tennis center, even a pool at the YMCA downstairs. Multiple parking garages provide convenience for drivers and down the block you have Borough Hall train station with the 2/3/4/5/N/R trains as well as the A/C/F trains of Jay Street --which means Manhattan is one stop away IF you need to go there. You have all of Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn, Heights, and Cobble Hill at your doorstep. Shops, restaurants, bars and entertainment abound on Court Street, Smith Street, Altantic Ave, Montague St and Fulton St, as well as The Shops at MetroTech, Barclays & Atlantic Center plus the cultural epicenter of downtown --the BAM Campus of Arts and Performance venues. This really is an excellent neighborhood (and borough) to live in! EVERYTHING YOU NEED IS RIGHT HERE!