150 Myrtle Ave Unit 602, Brooklyn, NY 11201

Welcome to the epitome of urban living – meticulously designed, this residence stands as the largest studio unit in the building, ingeniously transformed into a spacious one-bedroom haven spanning an impressive (nearing) 700 square feet. Crafted with discerning taste, this home showcases Brazilian walnut wood flooring, sleek modern appliances, and expansive floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the space with natural light. The living area exudes an airy ambiance with its lofty ceilings, offering ample space for both relaxation and entertainment. The chef-inspired kitchen is a standout, featuring top-of-the-line modern appliances and an impressively spacious countertop—an uncommon luxury in modern condominiums—perfect for both everyday cooking and effortless entertaining. Retreat to the tranquil sleeping area, where open views create a serene escape. Throughout the home, high ceilings, rich hardwood floors, and refined finishes contribute to an atmosphere of understated elegance. This is an opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind layout that seamlessly blends style, comfort, and exceptional value. This is truly the perfect urban sanctuary. Heating, Cooling and Gas included in Common Charges **Tax Abatement until 2035**INCREDIBLE SAVINGS INVESTOR FRIENDLY There is an assessment for $157.72 / mo for local law to expire in December 2025. NYU Trolley (Route A) Across the street Toren is perfectly located for commuter convenience, just ONE STOP away from Manhattan on multiple lines. It is across the street from NYU Engineering School and 15 minutes door-to-door to NYU's main campus. Luxury amenities; a yoga studio, heated indoor pool, TWO saunas, library, bike room, two-level terrace, and a 2,000SF fitness center equipped with interactive Peloton Bikes, and techno gym treadmills. Newly built CityPoint is across the street, housing much-talked-about Dekalb Food Market, Trader Joe’s, Target, and the date-night perfect Alamo Drafthouse Cinema. In the neighborhood are Whole Foods and the Apple store. Across the street is Brooklyn Commons, which hosts dynamic neighborhood events such as Pickle-ball, ICE SKATING, and public art installations. As featured in press Downtown Brooklyn has become one of Brooklyn’s premier residential destinations.