110 Livingston St Unit 15D
Brooklyn, NY 11201
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623-281-3309
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Monthly Rent
$7,395
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Bedrooms
2 bd
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Bathrooms
2 ba
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Square Feet
1,145 sq ft
Details
12 Month Lease,
Available Feb 24
* Price shown is base rent and may not include non-optional fees and utilities.
Price, availability, fees, and any applicable rent special are subject to change without notice.
* Square footage definitions vary. Displayed square footage is approximate.
110 Livingston St Unit 15D
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About This Property
Stunning 2 bedroom/ 2 bathroom home with a private terrace! Featuring great closet space with a total of 5 closets. Gourmet chef s kitchen that features a large island and professional-grade appliances including a Sub-Zero Refrigerator, Viking Stove, Bosch Dishwasher and Thermador Oven. The home also includes hardwood Bamboo floors, marble baths and shower stalls, stack-able Bosch washer/dryer, central air, solar shades in the living room, black out shades in each bedroom as well as track lighting throughout. The building has a state-of-the-art fitness center, common outdoor space, and a rooftop with views of downtown Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty. There is also a parking garage available for residents.
110 Livingston St is a condo located in Kings County and the 11201 ZIP Code.
Condo Features
Washer/Dryer
Dishwasher
Microwave
Disposal
- Washer/Dryer
- Dishwasher
- Disposal
- Eat-in Kitchen
- Microwave
- Dining Room
- Doorman
- Concierge
- Elevator
- Fitness Center
- Garden
Fees and Policies
The fees below are based on community-supplied data and may exclude additional fees and utilities.
- Dogs Allowed
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Fees not specified
- Cats Allowed
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Fees not specified
- Parking
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Lease Options
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12 Months
110 Livingston
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Those who have never heard of the architectural firm McKim, Mead and White have likely heard of, or seen, some of their Gilded Age, Beaux-Arts buildings: the Brooklyn Museum, the Clock Tower Building in Tribeca and Rosecliff, one of Newport, Rhode Island’s famed mansions that’s open to the public. Add 110 Livingston Street to that list, built by the practice in 1926 for the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. The limestone structure originally consisted of 12 stories and contained a Turkish bath, swimming pool and even bowling alleys. But the Elks didn’t get to enjoy these amenities for too long since the New York City Board of Education made it their new headquarters in 1940. The building underwent another transformation when architects Beyer Blinder Belle converted it to luxury condos in 2008. In addition to overhauling interiors, they added another four stories and restored the lobby. In an unusual move, developer Two Trees Management gave ISSUE Project Room, a non-profit that showcases experimental artists, a 20-year, rent-free lease to use the former ground-floor meeting hall as a performance space. In 2021, the management company donated the 5,000-square-foot hall to ISSUE. “People are very surprised that the original features exist in the form that they do,” says Zev Greenfield, ISSUE's Executive Director and Chief Curator, about the historic architectural details. Those features "result in very unique acoustics," he adds. "What’s quite stunning about the room, apart from the look and feel of it, is how artists use the space as an instrument unto itself and how the environment crafts work and how the artists craft their work to the environment."
As far as the residences are concerned, the luxury conversion maintained 10-foot-high ceilings, but otherwise started from a blank slate. Original choices for the 299 units involved bamboo floors, LED track lighting, solar shades for the 800 replacement windows, marble bathrooms and open kitchens with ample cabinets, Bosch dishwashers, Sub-Zero refrigerators, Viking stoves and Thermador ovens. Central air and in-unit Bosch washers and dryers are also standard. Most apartments are one- and two-bedrooms, with a small number of studios starting around 543 square feet. Even these offer large, open kitchens with islands and built-in shelving and bathrooms large enough for a tub and separate shower stall. However, a Murphy bed would make best use of the remaining footprint. A slightly larger studio sold for $623,000 in 2023. One-bedrooms are as small as 603 square feet, but most are larger and can accommodate a petite dining area and a king-size bed; recent sales have closed for less than a million. Two bedrooms start at 1,000 square feet and $1.6 million. These apartments accommodate entry foyers, walk-in closets and en suite bathrooms. The three bedrooms average 1,400 square feet, and there’s one 2,000-square-foot penthouse (the result of combining units) with a fenced-in balcony. A smaller three-bedroom last sold for $2.2 million in 2024. Not least, some units on higher floors also offer city views.
In the public spaces, the conversion architects maintained the facade’s ornate wrought-iron entrance sign for the Board of Education, as well as the dramatic, coffered stone archway festooned with stone flowers. The restored, fully staffed lobby is a major talking point and fun to show off to visitors thanks to its ornate green-and-gold ceiling that continues into the gold elevator bank area. Plans are still underway to tackle a major theater renovation, which is accessible to the public via a separate entrance around the corner at 22 Boerum Place. In the meantime, audience members can behold decorative 40-foot vaulted ceilings and Renaissance-revival details, like Corinthian columns. Residents can, and do, catch performances there, which are held about once a week. The low-ticket prices are the same for the public. "Many residents know we’re there and engage with us," says Greenfield, adding how one of their board members also lives in the building.
Another building talking point is the commissioned trompe-l'œil mural by painter Richard Haas in the courtyard. The blue-and-pink design with trellis and medallion patterns spans 12 feet on two levels and drew inspiration from the building’s original embellishments. Meanwhile, Ismael Leyva Architects designed the four-story rooftop addition in order to complement the overall historic features, opting for modern, alternating bay windows with an unassuming blue-gray finish. Beyond the tiled courtyard with the mural, amenities entail a shared roof deck with city and water views, a spacious gym equipped with the latest equipment and mirrored walls and an underground parking garage.
110 Livingston St. straddles Downtown Brooklyn and Brooklyn Heights, and both offer a large number of conveniences. The former is Brooklyn’s business district; as such 110 Livingston is surrounded by various government agencies and close to Brooklyn Borough Hall. Brooklyn Law School is also across the street from the condo. But it’s not all business around here. Pleasure encompasses the nearby Gage & Tollner, a historic and recently restored fine-dining space known for its steak and oysters. Trader Joe’s is a few blocks away, along with Sahadi’s, a destination Middle Eastern supermarket, and Equinox Brooklyn Heights for workouts in an upscale environment. Stores abound, but retail (and restaurants) especially congregate along Court Street, Fulton Street and Atlantic Avenue.
This part of Brooklyn is a major transportation hub with 11 lines within a 10-minute walk. There’s the 4, 5 around the corner at Borough Hall, the Court Street R, the A, C, F at Jay Street-MetroTech, the 2, 3 at Hoyt Street, A, C, G at Hoyt-Schermerhorn and B, Q, R at Dekalb Avenue.
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Property Address:
110 Livingston St,
Brooklyn,
NY
11201
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Amenities
- Washer/Dryer
- Dishwasher
- Disposal
- Eat-in Kitchen
- Microwave
- Dining Room
- Doorman
- Concierge
- Elevator
- Garden
- Fitness Center
Downtown Brooklyn is not only New York’s third-largest business district – it continues to grow and prosper into a pivotal education center. The cityscape around this community is largely made up of historic converted homes and state-of-the-art office buildings. In addition to NYU’s Tandon School of Engineering, New York City College of Technology and Long Island University – Brooklyn reside here.
Once students are done with classes for the day, many can be found enjoying the fresh air at Cadman Plaza Park. Points of interest (as well as means of travel) include the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges. Even with these nearby, locals prefer to commute using the NYC Subway.
Brooklyn’s admiration for art and culture doesn’t go unnoticed – it’s guaranteed you’ll find an entertainment venue that has either a play, band performance, or film viewing party some night during the workweek. When it comes to shopping, you’ll find that Fulton Street will meet your needs.
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Education
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| Walk: | 2 min | 0.1 mi | |
| Walk: | 4 min | 0.2 mi | |
| Walk: | 5 min | 0.3 mi | |
| Walk: | 11 min | 0.6 mi |
110 Livingston St Unit 15D is within 2 minutes or 0.1 mile from Brooklyn Law School. It is also near St. Francis College and ASA College Brooklyn.
Transportation options available in Brooklyn include Borough Hall-Court Street, located 0.1 mile from 110 Livingston St Unit 15D. 110 Livingston St Unit 15D is near Laguardia, located 10.0 miles or 19 minutes away, and Newark Liberty International, located 14.7 miles or 25 minutes away.
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Walk: | 2 min | 0.1 mi |
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Walk: | 5 min | 0.3 mi |
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Walk: | 5 min | 0.3 mi |
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Walk: | 6 min | 0.3 mi |
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Drive: | 4 min | 1.3 mi |
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Drive: | 7 min | 2.6 mi |
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Drive: | 11 min | 3.7 mi |
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Drive: | 11 min | 3.8 mi |
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Drive: | 17 min | 6.4 mi |
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Laguardia
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Drive: | 19 min | 10.0 mi |
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Newark Liberty International
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Drive: | 25 min | 14.7 mi |
Time and distance from 110 Livingston St Unit 15D.
| Shopping Centers | Distance | ||
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| Shopping Centers | Distance | ||
| Walk: | 9 min | 0.5 mi | |
| Drive: | 4 min | 1.1 mi | |
| Drive: | 3 min | 1.2 mi |
110 Livingston St Unit 15D has 3 shopping centers within 1.2 miles, which is about a 3-minute drive. The miles and minutes will be for the farthest away property.
| Parks and Recreation | Distance | ||
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Cobble Hill Park
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Walk: | 9 min | 0.5 mi |
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Cadman Plaza Park
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Walk: | 10 min | 0.6 mi |
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Fort Greene Park
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Walk: | 16 min | 0.8 mi |
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Commodore Barry Park
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Walk: | 21 min | 1.1 mi |
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Brooklyn Bridge Park
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Drive: | 3 min | 1.2 mi |
110 Livingston St Unit 15D has 5 parks within 1.2 miles, including Cobble Hill Park, Cadman Plaza Park, and Fort Greene Park.
| Hospitals | Distance | ||
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| Hospitals | Distance | ||
| Walk: | 14 min | 0.8 mi | |
| Drive: | 7 min | 2.5 mi | |
| Drive: | 8 min | 3.0 mi |
110 Livingston St Unit 15D has 3 hospitals within 3.0 miles, the nearest is Brooklyn Hospital Center - Downtown Campus which is 0.8 mile away and a 14 minutes drive.
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| Military Bases | Distance | ||
| Drive: | 12 min | 4.3 mi | |
| Drive: | 24 min | 12.0 mi |
110 Livingston St Unit 15D is 4.3 miles from Governors Island Support Center, and is convenient to other military bases, including Military Ocean Terminal.
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110 Livingston St
Brooklyn, NY 11201