Enjoy effortless brownstone living at this $2.15M Cobble Hill condo

All the work has already been done inside this pristine home within a 25-foot-wide historic Cobble Hill brownstone at 211 Warren Street. The two-bedroom, two-bath condominium, asking $2,150,000, has carefully-chosen fixtures and finishes, plenty of closet space, gracious rooms, central air, and a washer/dryer.

Throughout the apartment are white oak floors and pale-hued walls. Three tall windows overlooking the treetops fill the living room with light.

A sparkling kitchen features a white quartzite-topped island for casual dining, serving and prep for large or small crowds. Its modern classic style comes from walnut and white lacquer cabinetry and integrated and paneled Miele appliances. Just off the kitchen is a dining/library nook with built-in bookshelves.

The primary bedroom suite is spacious and tranquil; enter the en-suite bath through a customized dressing room/closet. The bath has the same clean and classic lines, with a walnut double vanity, matte black fixtures, and a marble-tiled step-in shower.

Rose-tinted walls frame the cozy, pretty secondary bedroom. Just outside this chamber is the home’s second bath, also full-featured with a marble mosaic floor and matte brass fixtures. Both bathrooms have radiant heated floors.

The whole pretty package lives within a five-unit condo on one of Cobble Hill’s leafy historic streets. Cobble Hill Park is just around the corner, as are several subway lines and the shops and restaurants the neighborhood is famous for.

[Listing details: 211 Warren Street, 4 at CityRealty]

[At The Corcoran Group by Leslie Marshall, James Cornell, Nick Hovsepian, & Ashley Banker]

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Images Rachel Guzma/REPN for The Corcoran Group