1 BEDROOM OFFICE NURSERY THAT COULD EASILY BE CONVERTED TO A 2 BEDROOM.

1 BEDROOM + OFFICE/NURSERY THAT COULD EASILY BE CONVERTED TO A 2 BEDROOM.

Located in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn, Residence 8E at 189 Schermerhorn Street is a beautiful, modern one bedroom apartment plus a versatile home office/nursery, two full-bathrooms, spacious ceiling heights, an open layout, over-sized windows and white-oak wood flooring.

Spanning nearly 900 square feet, the front door leads directly into a small foyer with a well-proportioned coat closet. Moving into the unit, an open layout seamlessly combines living, dining, and kitchen space. The kitchen features an oversized island with seating, stainless steel appliances and Caesarstone countertops and backsplash. Just beyond the kitchen is space for a small or medium-sized dining table and a spacious living room overlooking Livingston Street to the north.

Adjacent to the living space, the spacious primary bedroom features a large two-door accordion closet and bathroom just outside of the entrance. The bathroom design includes granite flooring, Corian countertops, and polished chrome fixtures complemented by a glass wall for the shower. The office/nursery space is accessible from the foyer and could easily function as a second bedroom. The second full bathroom is located just outside of this space.

With its prime location between Smith and Hoyt Street, 189 Schermerhorn offers unparalleled access to all major subway lines, ensuring seamless connectivity to the rest of the city. Additionally, the building is centrally located to an abundance of restaurants, shopping destinations, and cultural attractions. Residents enjoy a range of amenities within the building such as a 24-hour attended lobby, landscaped courtyard and greenhouse, fitness center, furnished roof deck with panoramic city views, a central laundry room, lounge, billiard room, and free Wi-Fi in the common areas. Convenient on-site garage parking and bicycle storage is available as well for an additional fee.

421a abatement expires in 2025.