Perched on the top floor of a lovingly maintained pre-war co-op in Carroll Gardens, this radiant two-bedroom, one-bath home is a study in Brooklyn charm—thoughtfully updated, rich with detail, and effortlessly livable.

Sunlight pours in through oversized windows, casting a warm glow across reclaimed pine floors sourced from a Pennsylvania farmhouse. From the arched entryway to the salvaged moldings, decorative ceiling medallion, and green-tiled wood-burning fireplace, every inch of this home tells a story. Schoolhouse Electric lighting adds a gentle modern polish to the timeless aesthetic.

The open, windowed kitchen is both functional and inviting—outfitted with Omega Maple cabinetry, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and clever custom storage beneath the breakfast bar.

A hallway framed by tin ceilings, stained glass transoms, and intricate woodwork leads to the private quarters. The second bedroom features tall windows and built-in shelving, while the primary suite offers a tranquil garden-facing view, a wood-burning fireplace with antique mantel, and bespoke built-ins that elevate both form and function.

The bathroom keeps things classic with a clawfoot tub, pedestal sink, and smart recessed storage.

Additional features include a full-size washer and vented gas dryer, central heating, and ample storage throughout. The building is pet-friendly and self-managed, with shared bike and basement storage.

Just blocks from the F and G trains, Carroll Park, and beloved neighborhood institutions like Lucali, Caputo’s, and Smith Street’s dynamic mix of dining and shops, this home delivers historic soul with everyday ease—a rare blend in one of Brooklyn’s most sought-after enclaves.

Listing Courtesy of Corcoran