110 Livingston St

A landmark Beaux-Arts condominium converted from a 1925/1926 masonry office block, this 17-story property combines prewar detailing with modern condominium finishes. The limestone-and-terracotta façade and classically proportioned massing are matched inside by generously scaled apartments—studios and two-bedrooms—many with double-height or tall ceilings (9–12 feet) and oversized windows that bring abundant natural light. Individual residences emphasize contemporary chef’s kitchens with premium brands (Sub-Zero, Viking, Thermador, Bosch), quartz counters, kitchen islands, in-unit washer/dryers, walk-in closets, soaking tubs and spa-style baths with double vanities. Building common spaces are varied and thoughtfully landscaped: multiple courtyards and gardens, a planted roof deck with views toward lower Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty, and private outdoor spaces attached to select units. On-site services and conveniences include a full-time doorman and concierge, a state-of-the-art fitness center, bike room, and access to a parking garage (fee-based). The condominium conversion preserved ornamental historic details while adding modern systems and low monthly common charges; a J-51 tax abatement has applied historically. Located at the nexus of Brooklyn Heights and Downtown Brooklyn, the building places residents steps from Brooklyn Bridge Park, transit (numerous subway lines within a block), grocery options, theaters and restaurants, supporting a walkable urban lifestyle.