Two Bedroom with a 427 SF Private Roof Deck & Manhattan Skyline Views Apartment 3D at 118 Greenpoint Avenue is a beautifully renovated two-bedroom, two-bathroom home offering soaring ceilings, abundant natural light, and one of the most exceptional private outdoor spaces in Greenpoint. Flooded with sunlight from oversized windows and dramatic skylights, the apartment feels bright, airy, and far larger than its footprint. High ceilings and clean contemporary finishes create an inviting home that is equally suited for everyday living and entertaining. The open kitchen features sleek cabinetry, generous counter space, and premium appliances including a Fisher & Paykel refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, GE range and microwave, while both bathrooms are finished with Kohler fixtures. A Miele washer and dryer complete the home. The highlight is the 427-square-foot private roof deck with Manhattan skyline views. Whether you're enjoying morning coffee, hosting friends for dinner, relaxing in the sun, or watching Fourth of July fireworks, this private outdoor retreat is an extension of the home and a true rarity in Brooklyn. Additional highlights include a private storage unit and access to the building's bike room. 118 Greenpoint Avenue is a 15-residence elevator condominium converted from a historic pre-war building. Residents enjoy a welcoming lobby, secure bike room, and the convenience of professional building maintenance. Located in the heart of Greenpoint, you're surrounded by some of Brooklyn's best restaurants, cafes, bakeries, boutiques, and neighborhood parks. The East River waterfront and NYC Ferry are just moments away, offering an easy commute to Manhattan, while the G train provides quick access throughout Brooklyn and beyond. Apartment 3D combines the charm of Greenpoint with modern comfort and an outdoor space that is truly hard to find.
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