This beautiful architect-renovated apartment will steal your heart the moment you enter its generous light-filled living quarters marked by soaring ceilings, rich wood floors, tasteful built-ins, and refined finishes. Topping the appeal is its prime location on a lovely tree-lined street, in one of Brooklyn's most desired neighborhoods - enchanting Carroll Gardens.

Residence 3L rests in a charming boutique cooperative that is self-managed and very well-maintained. Enter into the large open-concept living/dining/entertaining space brightened by 2 tall south-facing windows, featuring a handsome wood-burning fireplace and floor-to-ceiling bookshelves. The dining area presents a cleverly-designed, custom-created built-in eating area that conveniently adjoins the open kitchen. White solid wood cabinetry with glass display doors on top, sleek marmot onyx blue quartzite waterfall countertops, and under-lit mountain cherry butcher-block floating shelves adorn the galley-style kitchen. The cook will equally enjoy a suite of high-end GE and Bosch stainless steel appliances.

Down the hall is a concealed laundry closet containing a 27" front-loading washer/dryer with custom slats built into the door for ventilation, additional closets, and a gorgeous full bath graced by Mosaic of Thassos and Lilac Marble. A floating vanity, built-in cave shelving, and a Grohe Euphoria rain shower with hand sprayer behind glass further accent the spa-like ambience.

Tucked on the north side of the apartment is the tranquil bedroom with a big closet and desk nook overlooking garden and downtown views. Other highlights include Friedrich AC window units, thermostatic self-regulating radiator valves, ample outlets and USB charging ports, plus designated storage and bike storage.

331 Sackett Street is an intimate 7-unit co-op that allows pets and subletting, and may consider pied-a-terres. The prime Carroll Gardens address between Smith and Court Streets puts you moments from great local shops, restaurants, pubs and amenities. You're also close to Carroll Park with a year-round farmer's market, Cobble Hill Cinemas for catching the latest movies, and the F/G subway lines at Carroll and Bergen Streets.