150 Myrtle Ave, 2706

Residence 2706 at 150 Myrtle Avenue is among the highest two-bedroom, two-bathroom homes at Toren, further distinguished by the rare advantage of two corner exposures—flooding the residence with exceptional natural light throughout the day. Perched high above the city, this home is defined by its remarkable sense of openness, with expansive windows framing sweeping skyline views and creating an airy, uplifting ambiance from the moment you enter. The thoughtfully designed open-concept layout seamlessly connects the living and dining areas, offering an ideal setting for both entertaining and comfortable everyday living. The contemporary kitchen is appointed with sleek cabinetry, premium appliances, and generous storage, achieving a perfect balance of form and function. The primary suite serves as a tranquil retreat, complete with ample closet space and a well-appointed en-suite bath featuring refined finishes. The second bedroom offers excellent flexibility—well-suited for guests, a home office, or additional living space. A second full bathroom enhances both convenience and privacy for residents and visitors alike. Key Points: - Heating, cooling, and gas included in common charges (cost effective!) - Tax abatement in place until 2035 (significant savings!) - Exceptionally low monthly carrying costs - Investor-friendly building - Virtual Elements in photos - TWO corner exposures - unusual feature Toren is perfectly located for commuter convenience, just ONE STOP away from Manhattan on multiple lines. It is across the street from NYU Engineering School and 15 minutes door-to-door to NYU's main campus. Luxury amenities; a yoga studio, heated indoor pool, TWO saunas, library, bike room, two-level terrace, and a 2,000SF fitness center equipped with interactive Peloton Bikes, and techno gym treadmills. Newly built CityPoint is across the street, housing much-talked-about Dekalb Food Market, Trader Joe’s, Target, and the date-night perfect Alamo Drafthouse Cinema. In the neighborhood are Whole Foods and the Apple store. Across the street is Brooklyn Commons, which hosts dynamic neighborhood events such as Pickle-ball, ICE SKATING, and public art installations. As featured in press Downtown Brooklyn has become one of Brooklyn’s premier residential destinations.