$2,225,000

Spanning the entire third floor of a 25-foot wide,150-year-old Brooklyn Heights carriage house recently converted to four modern condos, this sprawling three-bedroom, two-bath home offers nearly 1600 square feet of living space and a fabulous layout. A wall of four oversized windows greets you as you enter the home, bringing in lovely light throughout the day with views of the trees and brownstones of State Street. The large kitchen opens onto the expansive living and dining areas which feature floor-to-ceiling built-ins, custom drapery, and plenty of room for friends and family to spread out. Custom walnut cabinetry, Caesarstone countertops, stainless-steel appliances, including a Sub-Zero refrigerator, a wine fridge, a Viking 5-burner range and hood, and a Bosch dishwasher, and abundant work and storage space make this kitchen truly suited for a chef. The main bath, just down the hall, has modern finishes including a marble-top, walnut vanity, subway tile, and chrome fixtures. Wonderfully separated from the living area, the three bedrooms are further down the hall, serenely overlooking the gardens below. A roomy hall closet provides additional storage, while the stacked washer/dryer is discreetly tucked away adjacent to the bedrooms. With a large window, a deep closet and western exposure, the first bedroom could also make the perfect home office. Afternoon light explodes through the south-facing windows of the two rear bedrooms, each very well-proportioned, with the king-sized primary bedroom boasting a walk-in closet and five-piece en-suite marble bath with radiant heated floors, a deep soaking tub, a walk-in shower and a double, marble vanity. Throughout this gorgeous home you'll find high ceilings, dark-stained oak flooring, custom window treatments, built-in closet systems, and central air. Situated on one of Brooklyn Heights' most lovely treelined blocks, convenient to the unparalleled shopping, restaurants and fabulous amenities of Atlantic Avenue, Cobble Hill and Montague Street, a short jaunt to the Piers at Brooklyn Bridge Park as well as the Brooklyn Heights Promenade and its sweeping views of the Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan and New York Harbor, and minutes from several subway lines at Borough Hall, the location is unrivaled. 45 square feet of private storage can be found in the basement and strollers can be left on the first floor. Sorry, no dogs.