This one is special. A stunning, 2600 sq ft full floor, loft like 3 bedroom (plus office), 3 bathroom co-op with a dramatic 50 foot Great Room and breathtaking views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skylines, harbor and bridges from all 4 exposures. On the 25th floor, near the top of this pre-war, full service Art Deco gem within beautiful Brooklyn Heights, this unit has been thoughtfully updated with designer features throughout for luxurious living and effortless entertaining. Enter this private oasis and the 28 large scale tilt-turn windows provide amazing light that streams in during the day and offer magnificent twinkling evening vistas after dark.

The loft-like floor plan offers an extra grand Great Room with a 50 foot long open living/dining space perfect for entertaining. The open and elegant, fully renovated kitchen features stainless steel appliances, wood cabinetry, and a dining counter that seats four. The spacious layout on the other end of the apartment accommodates an enormous primary suite with en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet, a second large bedroom with en-suite bathroom as well as a third bedroom, a third full bathroom, a large stylish utility/laundry room and an in-demand office area.

There is significant storage through the apartment and two large private storage units in the building are included. 75 Livingston Street is an icon of Art Deco architecture from pre-war Brooklyn. Designed in 1926 by Abraham J. Simberg and known historically as the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Building or the Wedding Cake Building.

The building offers 24/7 doorman, laundry room and bike storage, live-in super and attentive maintenance staff, ensuring a seamless, comfortable urban living experience. Perfectly situated in Brooklyn Heights, 75 Livingston is around the corner from multiple subway lines (2/3/4/5/A/C/F/G/R) for a quick commute. All this in historic and charming Brooklyn Heights close to The Promenade, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Cobble Hill, Boerum Hill, Dumbo, and numerous shops and restaurants.

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