Experience contemporary elegance in this 2,132 square foot BellTel Loft situated within the 1929 Landmarked Art Deco Building at 365 Bridge Street. Apartment 16A is a blank canvas that allows you to choose your own paint colors and move right in or unleash your creativity to design the home of your dreams.

Your journey into this sophisticated haven begins in the Art Deco gold-gilded lobby and elevator. The turn-of-the-century lofted apartment, featuring approximately 11-foot beamed ceilings, seamlessly merges with the 21st-century city views. The kitchen takes center stage in this home, anchoring an open living/dining area surrounded by four tall windows and an entryway to your private terrace, which bathes the space in natural light. The entertainment space comfortably accommodates oversized dining and living room furniture, and stepping onto the wrap-around terrace you can revel in the panoramic Eastern, Western, and Southern views.

The generous layout creates an east wing for the primary bedroom and its en-suite bathroom, as well as a west wing housing the two secondary bedrooms and second bathroom, all equipped with ample closet space, tall windows, and access to the terrace. A home office/recreation room, conveniently located off the entry foyer, provides an ideal setting for remote work or yoga sessions. Across the hall, you'll find a half bathroom and a separate laundry room.

The building offers an array of amenities, including a 24-hour concierge, attended package room, two recently upgraded landscaped roof decks, live-in superintendent, fully equipped gym, yoga room, media room with kitchen, five elevators, kids' playroom, bike room, valet parking, and storage (available for a fee).

Nearby transportation provides access to subway lines R/Q, B, 2/3, 4/5, A/C, F, G, and the LIRR. CitiBike and parking options are also available. The vibrant neighborhood boasts shopping, dining, and cultural experiences, including Trader Joe's, Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas, DeKalb Market Hall, City Point, Borough Hall's Farmer Market, the Barclays Center, Brooklyn Academy of Music, and Whole Foods. Renowned restaurants like Gage & Tollner, Bachus, and Circa Brewing are just a stone's throw away. Additionally, Fort Green Park and the new 1.5-acre open space at Abolitionist Place add to the abundance of nearby attractions.

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