Serving as one of four units within a brownstone co-op, this thoughtfully remodeled home is located in the quaint, desirable neighborhood of Brooklyn Heights. A rare find in the city, the property has the voluminous atmosphere of an industrial-style open loft, as well as the privacy of a freestanding home with a private, street-side entrance.

Polished concrete, brilliant white architectural baseboards, stainless-steel sheathed doorways, and gray-stained oak flooring come together to create an impressive, and richly detailed home.

To one side of the foyer is the main living area, which sits under the section of the house where the ceilings are the tallest.

The main living space, also known as the great room, includes separate living and dining areas, along with a wood-burning brick fireplace that rises all the way to the top of the 21-foot, cathedral-height ceiling.

Through the dining area is a doorway that leads into a spacious kitchen. This room features a farmhouse sink; custom shaker-style, sea-green cabinetry; a wainscot backsplash; a massive pantry; honed black-marble countertops; a breakfast bar; as well as multiple stylish appliances.

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Nine windows have been installed along the south side of the apartment. Five of these windows are more than eight feet tall, and draw in plenty of natural light throughout the day.

On the other side of the foyer is a third bedroom with a wall of closets clad in floor-to-ceiling walnut doors. Presently being used as a family room, this area also has a bathroom with a shower/tub combo.

From the lower level, a custom-made staircase leads up to the second level that features two bedrooms, a bathroom, a sitting room, and a versatile space that can be used as a library, study, or home gym.

The chic master bedroom on the upper level has a bay-window sitting area, as well as a full bathroom with a large, walk-in shower. This room features Carrara marble, a custom vanity with Pietra Cardosa gray stone, and white lacquer cabinetry.

56 Willow St. 2, in Brooklyn, New York, is now being listed by CORE for $2,950,000. See the full listing here. Contact brokers Todd Lewin or Michael Rubin to find out more.

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