365 Bridge Street #6P

Grand Loft in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn yet tucked away in a quiet corner of the building, unit 6P has been completely redone. What everyone loves about Bell Tel is the expansive space, the high ceilings and the proximity to everything, whether it be subways, parks, shopping and entertainment. The only thing everyone wishes for are better finishes and a renovated home. Residence 6P offers both!Just some of the custom finishes are as follows: 8" wide Carlisle Engineered Moonlight Flooring, Lighting is by Schoolhouse Electric, Recessed Lighting, All Lutron Caseta Light Switches, Remote Roller Sunshades in living room, 2 Haiku Big Ass Fans, Danby Marble Kitchen Island & Backsplash, Monogram Refrigerator with European Glass Door, Technogas Superiore Oven, Bosch Dishwasher, Monogram Beverage Center, Faber Charcoal Hood and Whirlpool Duet Washer & Dryer.

BellTel Lofts was originally designed in 1928 by architect Ralph Walker, once deemed Architect of the Century by The New York Times. It was converted to condominiums in 2007 by Beyer Blinder Belle with thoughtfully curated finishes and an extensive amenity package including a 24-hour doorman, live-in super, two common landscaped roof terraces, media lounge, yoga room, fully-equipped gym, children's playroom, business center, bike room and indoor parking & self-storage for an extra fee.

Proximity to eleven subway lines (R, 2/3, Q, B, A/C, F/G and 4/5) only one or two stops to Prospect Park, Fort Greene, Manhattan and a short walk to any neighborhood worth visiting, BAM, the Barclay's Center, restaurants and shopping.Downtown Brooklyn has quickly become Brooklyn's most exciting destination. CityPoint is only two blocks away with the Dekalb Food Hall, Trader Joes, City Target, Century 21, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema and so much more. Other notable businesses found in Downtown Brooklyn include Circa Brewing Co., Maison Kayser, Sephora, Neiman Marcus Last Call, SoulCycle, YogaWorks, Tangerine (Yoga Studio) and Brooklyn Fare.

The number of bedrooms listed above is not a legal conclusion. Each person should consult with his/her own attorney, architect or zoning expert to make a determination as to the number of rooms in the unit that may be legally used as a bedroom.