2 Grace Court   Unit 3L

Open views of treetops and sky as far as the Verrazano Bridge will greet you from large windows in the dining room, living room, kitchen and bedroom. Full southern light fills every room. This ample one bedroom apartment plus separate dining room is closer in size to a two bedroom and has a renovated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, plenty of storage and work space and an open pass-through serving counter for entertaining. There is a generous amount of closet space with custom shelving built-ins. Renovate the floors or follow the example of all the predecessors before you and sit back and relax in this private oasis in the big city. Common roof deck with world-class views of the Manhattan skyline, the harbor and the Statue of Liberty. This pre-war doorman building is pet friendly with elevators, live-in super, common laundry room, bike storage and storage upon availability. 20% down payment required.

Brooklyn Heights is a neighborhood known to be high on charm but it also has extremely convenient subway transportation with the 2/3/4/5/M/R/A/C lines and is only one or two subway stops from Wall Street - or join the locals and tourists and enjoy a scenic walk over the Brooklyn Bridge to Manhattan. The stroll down the Promenade (of guidebook fame) is one street over and the neighborhood will enjoy the arrival of the Brooklyn Bridge Park, an estimated 85 acres of waterfront park, which is currently projected to open in parts in the Fall of 2009. The addition of the park is expected to further add to the appeal of this neighborhood which has been drawing the literati and the famous in the past and present. The apartment is located on Grace Court, a quiet one block cul-de-sac tucked away in the heart of the neighborhood which was designated by Time Out Magazine as one of the top 50 residential blocks in all of New York City. Grace Court was also once home for the playwright Arthur Miller (who reportedly wrote Death of a Salesman while