560 STATE Street, New York City, NY 11217

This stunning, loft-style rental blends modern luxury with timeless charm, featuring exposed beam ceilings, bright skylights, central air, and upscale finishes throughout. The unique walk-up complex comprises several townhouse-style, floor-through apartments that offer both character and comfort. Step into the freshly renovated, welcoming lobby, which leads to a staircase that opens onto an expansive, lushly landscaped common courtyard. Here, residents can unwind under towering trees, relax on ample seating, or enjoy communal grills for outdoor gatherings.

Inside, the walk-up apartment greets you with a pristine chef’s kitchen, fully equipped with sleek stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher, generous counter space, and an elegant marble backsplash. The breakfast bar with granite countertops seamlessly connects to a spacious living and dining area, where exposed brick walls and three large windows fill the room with light and provide charming views of the garden below. There are hardwood floors throughout the beautiful apartment.

On the other side of the apartment, you’ll find two generously sized bedrooms with city-quiet windows that overlook a wide, peaceful street and offer a view of the iconic Williamsburgh Bank Tower – a true Brooklyn landmark. At the heart of the home, a luxurious bathroom awaits, complete with a glass-enclosed shower and built-in linen storage for convenience. The apartment also boasts a large washer and dryer, along with beautiful wood flooring throughout.

This expansive gem sits within a meticulously maintained complex that includes a basement storage cage and a bike room, available for the tenant’s use. Pets are welcome with landlord approval, and the building is smoke-free for added comfort.

560 State Street is a sleek building complex with dramatic landscaped courtyard highlighted by communal grills and open bench seating with vintage gas lamps. Located at the epicenter of Brooklyn cultural activities including BAM, museums and the botanical garden as well as 13 train lines and the LIRR at Atlantic Center.