306 Gold Street, 21F

High above Downtown Brooklyn, Residence 21F at the Oro is a spectacular 1,334 square foot, two-bedroom, two-bathroom home, distinguished by exceptional light, generous proportions and some of the most dramatic views in the building.

With three Manhattan facing exposures, the apartment captures an extraordinary sweep of the skyline, from One World Trade Center to the Empire State Building, along with expansive river views and direct sightlines toward both the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges. Floor-to-ceiling, double-paned windows bring the city into virtually every room, while the northwestern exposure delivers beautiful natural light throughout the day and unforgettable sunsets in the evening.

A gracious entry gallery leads into the expansive open living and dining room, where the skyline provides a remarkable backdrop for both entertaining and everyday living. Brazilian cherry hardwood floors run throughout the residence, and the thoughtful layout separates the two bedrooms from the main entertaining spaces, creating a welcome sense of privacy. Both bedrooms are generously proportioned and feature walk in closets and spectacular views. The primary suite is particularly impressive, with abundant closet space and an oversized en suite bathroom. An in-unit washer and dryer and central air conditioning complete the home.

The Oro is a full service condominium offering an extensive suite of amenities, including a full time doorman and concierge, two story fitness center, heated indoor swimming pool, basketball and racquetball court, locker rooms and saunas, residents’ lounge with bar, screening room and bicycle storage. On site parking is available for rent.

The Oro places an exceptional array of transportation, shopping, dining and entertainment within easy reach. Numerous subway lines are nearby, providing convenient access throughout Brooklyn and Manhattan, while DeKalb Market Hall, Trader Joe’s, Wegmans, Target and Alamo Drafthouse are all close at hand.

*The apartment is currently tenant occupied and photos have been virtually staged*