Set on a quiet, tree-lined block surrounded by Carroll Gardens brownstones, this former warehouse building has a commanding 31-foot-wide concrete and glass facade, warm wood-framed entrances, and a band of industrial windows that stretch across the front. The building runs 60 feet deep — a rare footprint for the neighborhood, and one that has been thoughtfully transformed into a residence of genuine scale and beauty.

Enter through your own private street entrance into a vast main living space that spans the full width of the building. Brazilian Cherry floors run underfoot and a massive skylight overhead draws natural light deep into the interior throughout the day. Because of the width of the building and the 11 foot ceilings, the main living feels exceptionally light and airy with more room to spread out than a townhouse.

The living area flows openly into the dining area and kitchen — Sub-Zero refrigeration, Viking dual-fuel range, Miele dishwasher, full stainless steel fit-out. A walk in pantry with full-size washer/dryer sits off the kitchen to the side for easy access.

Three gracious bedrooms plus a windowed home office that functions easily as a fourth. Ceilings run a soaring 9 to 11 feet throughout. Two fully renovated bathrooms with Toto bidet toilets, floor-to-ceiling tile, and Vola hardware. The primary bedroom has an ensuite bath with stand alone deep soaking tub.

Climb the stairs from inside the apartment to your very own and very private 1,800 square foot roof deck — Ipe decking, a pergola draped in climbing greenery, an outdoor shower, and open city views. A dining table seats twelve.

Can be delivered furnished or not. Knoll, Herman Miller, Cappellini, Cassina, and Vitsoe pieces, were each hand selected for the space by the designer owners.

A five-minute walk to the F/G at Carroll Street. Smith Street, Court Street, and the Gowanus corridor nearby.