110 Livingston St. #3C

Set within one of Brooklyn’s most iconic landmark buildings, Residence 3C at 110 Livingston offers impressive scale, abundant natural light, and the architectural character of a true loft. Originally designed by the renowned firm McKim, Mead & White, this historic Beaux-Arts building has been thoughtfully transformed into a full-service condominium that brings together classic elegance and modern living.

This beautifully designed 1,007 square foot one-bedroom residence with a separate home office is distinguished by dramatic proportions, including soaring approximately 16-foot ceilings and oversized approximately 12-foot windows. The remarkable ceiling height and big windows create a bright, open atmosphere with natural sunlight throughout the day, while solid bamboo flooring brings warmth and continuity throughout the home.

The open chef’s kitchen is well suited for both everyday living and entertaining, featuring custom cabinetry and a premium suite of appliances that includes a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Viking cooktop, Thermador oven, and Bosch dishwasher. The kitchen flows seamlessly into the generously proportioned living and dining area, offering plenty of space to relax, host guests, and enjoy the home’s loft-like volume.

The spacious bedroom provides a comfortable and private retreat with a walk-in closet. A separate home office adds valuable flexibility and can easily serve as a dedicated workspace, guest area, nursery, or additional sleeping space.

The spa-like bathroom is finished in marble tile and features a large jetted soaking tub and a separate glass-enclosed shower, creating a relaxing escape from the city. An in-unit Bosch washer and dryer, central air conditioning, and additional storage complete this thoughtfully appointed home.

Residents of 110 Livingston enjoy an exceptional full-service lifestyle with a 24-hour doorman and concierge, fitness center, landscaped courtyard, rooftop deck, bike room, live-in superintendent, and on-site parking garage.

Ideally positioned at the meeting point of Brooklyn Heights, Downtown Brooklyn, and Boerum Hill, the building is surrounded by some of the borough’s best restaurants, caf