In the heart of Downtown Brooklyn is 110 Livingston Street. Built in 1926 by iconic architectural firms McKim, Mead and White, this pre-war condominium building now has 318 units, standing 17 stories. Converted in 2007, this landmark building has a rich history, as it once served as the headquarters for The Board of Education and the Elks National Veterans.

Residences are as spacious and luxurious as the Beaux Arts-style building itself. Apartments have bamboo flooring, 10-12 foot ceilings for optimal natural lighting, high-grade appliances such as Sub-Zero, Viking, Bosch and Thermador, and fully equipped kitchens. Bathrooms feature double vanities, a soaking tub, glass showers, and limestone.

Building amenities include a 24-hour doorman, courtyard, parking-garage, live-in super, bike room, fitness center, garden, rooftop deck, and outdoor common decks, ensuring residents are catered to full-time. This hotspot location has easy subway access and trendy shopping within walking distance.

110 Livingston Street Neighborhood Highlights