75 Livingston St

An iconic, landmarked 30-story Art Deco cooperative erected in the 1920s, this masonry tower was originally designed as an office building and later converted to large residential loft-style units. The building’s exterior features stepped setbacks, ornamental parapets, and a distinguished vertical profile that anchors the surrounding historic district. Units are predominantly two-bedroom configurations with loft-like proportions: high ceilings, expansive banks of oversized tilt-and-turn windows, original millwork and architectural detailing alongside modernized chef’s kitchens and renovated baths. Many residences include private balconies or terraces, generous built-in storage, and private basement storage rooms. Common areas and services are full-service: 24/7 doorman/concierge, live-in superintendent, porters, multiple elevators, bike room, laundry facilities and attended entry. Amenities emphasize practicality and city living rather than boutique extras; heat, hot water and some utilities are typically included in maintenance. The building allows pets and pied-à-terres with board approval, and provides parking alternatives through nearby garages. Sited in Brooklyn Heights near the Promenade, Brooklyn Bridge Park and multiple subway lines, the location blends quiet tree-lined streets with immediate access to shops, restaurants and cultural destinations, offering panoramic harbor and Manhattan skyline views from higher floors.