The Lookout Hill Condominium, 199 State Street, #10A

At 987 square feet, this incredibly spacious corner, one-bedroom, 1.5 bath condo measures in larger than many two bedrooms! With stunning views of the New York Harbor through huge western and southern windows in the living area, and equally expansive views through western and northern exposure in the bedroom, the apartment is filled with light throughout the day.

An entry foyer leads you into the apartment (not common in your average one-bedroom apartment!), complete with a roomy coat closet. The open living plan is centered on the chef’s kitchen featuring Viking appliances, tons of storage and workspace, light oak cabinetry, granite counters, and a lovely breakfast bar.

Off the kitchen is a large powder room.

Framed by enormous south and west-facing windows offering stunning sunset and Statue of Liberty views, the open living area provides plenty of space for both a relaxing lounge area and a separate dining area.

Nicely separated from the main living space, the bedroom is massive. With an en-suite, five-piece bath (a walk-in shower, double vanity, and deep soaking tub), a large walk-in closet, and room for an office area, there is still plenty of space left over for a king-sized bed, two nightstands and a large dresser. And don’t forget the washer/dryer, discreetly tucked away between the bathroom and walk-in.

With a little reconfiguration, this room could easily be split into two!

The Lookout Condo at 199 State Street is a pet-friendly 11-story, 46-unit doorman and elevator building in the middle of it all with a lovely common courtyard. A half block from Court Street in Brooklyn Heights, one-block from Cobble Hill across Atlantic Avenue (Trader Joe’s!), and next to Boerum Hill and Downtown Brooklyn, the location of this home is fantastic-surrounded by great shopping, dining and nightlife, minutes to the Promenade, Pier 6 and the Brooklyn waterfront, and blocks from tons of subways including the R on Montague, the 4/5 and 2/3 at Burrough Hall, the A/C at Schermerhorn, and the F/G at Bergen.

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