Abundant wow factor is found in this thoroughly authentic and exceedingly rare full-floor pre-war condominium loft on the border of Brooklyn Heights and Cobble Hill. Crowned by 11' ceilings framed out by old growth timber beams, this move-in ready 1619 square foot condo loft is currently configured as an enormous one-bedroom, one-and-a-half bath artist's loft and offers the buyer true creative license to use and cultivate the raw space in a bespoke manner. An owner keen on entertaining is gifted with a 63-foot deep great room in which to relax, serve cocktails and formally dine with voluminous proportion. A large and renovated open kitchen with handmade Spanish tile floors features top-end stainless steel appliances including a Sub-Zero refrigerator and a Hestan range developed in collaboration with Thomas Keller. Directly adjacent is a 325 square foot private terrace with a gorgeous canopy of trees over historic brownstone yards, ideal for a garden party. An owner interested in a more modern living configuration can capitalize on the raw footage to build out a second bedroom and/or a home office. A Nest-enabled central A/C system services the loft, as does a formal laundry room with vented W/D. The baths are tastefully renovated and compliment the industrial feel with a pop of color and serenity. A huge walk-in closet with room for dressing and all seasons of wardrobe accompanies the bright primary bedroom as well. At the nexus of everything best known and loved in Brooklyn, this loft offers a centrality to its location rarely found in similar lofts further afield in post-industrial sections of the borough. It's nearness to seven train lines and the best of BK dining, parks and nightlife make this a rare opportunity for the deliberate loft buyer with an eye to both the past and the future. Note: monthly taxes do not reflect a primary residential abatement.
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