337 Sackett Street #3

Situated on the sunlit top floor of a 25-foot-wide, three-family townhouse, this spacious apartment features a magnificent combination of modern yet warm design and meticulous renovation, five large custom closets, basement storage, and two generous beds and bathrooms. It's a coveted NYC gem that looks and feels, bigger and wider than the photos. The unit retains roof rights and the ability to add a roof deck, third bedroom, and bathroom. With a sprawling layout, the open-concept kitchen, living, and dining room offers a loft-like experience. Flooded with natural light from three oversized windows and two sizeable skylights, the apartment evokes the feeling of a treehouse overlooking the rooftops of Brooklyn. At the center is a wood-burning fireplace set in stunning stucco-like concrete, blending seamlessly with naturally-stained wide-plank maple floors, giving the living space a zen feel of comfort for all seasons. The suburban-sized kitchen provides an abundance of storage and prep space on quartz countertops, with plenty of room for any chef (or two). Complete with a Wolf gas range stove, Bosch dishwasher and French-door Samsung refrigerator, this thoughtful workspace is set in ash cabinetry with counter-to-ceiling backsplash in handcrafted ceramic subway tile. Listen to the morning birdsong from the generously sized second bedroom's private balcony and take in views of the lovely gardens and large trees that line the rear of the apartment. The bedroom features a large floor-to-ceiling California-style closet with plenty of drawers, cubbies, and hanging space for all your belongings. The oversized primary bedroom easily accommodates a king-size bed and possesses a large California-style closet and ensuite bath, finished with white porcelain mosaic tile, bronze fixtures, and a soaking tub and shower equipped with a handwasher, great for children and pets. Currently used for two growing kiddos. Optimally located on a tree-lined block between Court and Smith streets, just steps from avast array of cafes, groceries, pharmacies, a wine shop and culinary delights such as Caputo's, a 120-year-old bakery that sends the divine smell of baking bread through the early morning air. Sitting at the border of Carroll Gardens and Cobble Hill, two blocks from the Carroll F/G trains and Carroll Park, you can't get a better location.