Healthy living starts at home in this environmentally sustainable building high up on the twenty third floor with captivating views of the Verrazzano and Brooklyn Bridges. Residence 2305 is one of the largest one-bedrooms offered at the Toren Condominium. Floor to ceiling windows flood the entire space with natural daylight but when the sun is too strong, central air-conditioning cools it down.

Brazilian walnut flooring runs throughout this sophisticated apartment. New owners will benefit from a tax abatement lasting until 2035, keeping the carrying costs much lower than surrounding buildings. The generous living room draws you in with its high ceilings offering plenty of space for a dining room table and living room set, still leaving room for your home office needs. The open kitchen has an abundance of mahogany cabinetry and includes a full set of high-end appliances including an Electrolux oven and cooktop, GE dishwasher and microwave, as well as a Liebherr refrigerator.

A closet next to the kitchen contains a full-size washer and dryer. The bedroom could easily accommodate a king bed and contains a large closet in addition to the one in the hallway for coats. The spa-inspired bathroom has a deep soaking tub to enjoy.

Spacious, well-appointed and smartly designed, you'll be hard pressed to find such a treasure anywhere else. The Toren is a full service LEED certified building with five star amenities: swimming pool, dual saunas, yoga studio, library with a wet-bar, bike room, bi-level furnished and landscaped roof terrace, and a huge fitness center including Peloton bikes and Technogym treadmills. All manner of doggos are welcomed but capped at three. A gourmet supermarket is located at the base of the building along with an attended parking garage. Directly across the street, CityPoint contains a Trader Joe's, Target, and the highly popular Alamo Drafthouse Cinema.

Also nearby is Whole Foods and the Apple Store. Much loved Fort Greene Park is the closest green space although Brooklyn Bridge Park isn't far either. Multiple subway lines are easily accessible and Manhattan is just one stop away.

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