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This TROPHY APARTMENT is the RAREST of opportunities. Apartments like this come to market once or twice in a generation and this one will simply take your breath away

Residence #30A is the ‘penultimate’ unit, just one floor below the penthouse, and occupies the entire floor. This stunning, very recently renovated two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment enjoys spectacular 360-degree views of Brooklyn, Manhattan, and New Jersey, from sunrise to sunset, from its 24 oversized windows.

The fully renovated open kitchen includes a Wolf range, a Miele refrigerator and dishwasher, a Whirlpool wine fridge, a Sharp microwave drawer and boasts Caesarstone countertops, custom millwork, and an abundance of cabinets. The dining area easily accommodates a 6-8-person dining table and is perfect for entertaining. As the day moves from morning to evening, the expansive, uninterrupted views from the kitchen and dining area serve as an ever-changing work of art, and as the sun moves across the city’s canvas, the apartment is provided with both bright morning light and exceptional sunset views.

The expansive living area has a loft-like feel, with custom built-ins and a contemporary layout, and has room for more than one seating area.

The primary suite has ample closet space, folding contemporary doors, dual aspect windows, and a fully renovated ensuite bathroom with a Miele washer and dryer.

An additional bedroom also benefits from dual aspect windows and enjoys views of the water and downtown Manhattan. The apartment also includes a perfectly proportioned open-plan office with expansive views, another fully renovated windowed bathroom, and access to a large balcony with incredible views of Brooklyn and lower Manhattan.

This stylish home has hardwood floors throughout and central air conditioning for warmer days. It also has a private storage room measuring 11.5’ deep x 4.1’ wide x 14’ high.

Designed by the architect Abraham F Simberg and hailed by the NY Times as ‘the crown jewel of the Borough Hall Skyscraper Historic District,’ 75 Livingston St is a building of considerable elegance and sophistication. Originally built for the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce in 1927, this 32-story art deco masterpiece was converted to co-op apartments in 1981.

75 Livingston St is a full-service building conveniently located near the 2/3/4/5/N/R/W subway lines and many beautiful restaurants, including Colonie, Chez Moi, River Deli, Al-Badawi, and shops like Sahadi’s, Trader Joe’s, and Dellapietras.

Pet friendly. There is a current assessment of $462.50 which will end in December 2025.