Soar above it all in this stunning, unique one-bedroom with a private terrace and cinematic, never-before-seen views of the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Manhattan skyline: the highest one-bedroom with a private terrace not only in The Brooklyn Tower but all of Brooklyn!

Perched on the 68th floor of Brooklyn's first supertall skyscraper, this light-filled home encompasses 830 square feet of finely tailored interiors and a spectacular 127-square-foot private terrace. This remarkable residence offers commanding panoramic views that sweep from the Statue of Liberty and Governors Island to the Brooklyn Bridge and Lower Manhattan-a cinematic backdrop from dawn to dusk.

Inside, the residence reflects the timeless sensibility of AD100 firm Gachot Studios, whose interiors blend modern refinement with warmth and functionality. The gracious corner living room welcomes you with soaring ceilings reaching up to 11 feet and dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the skyline and the harbor beyond. The sleek, open kitchen serves as an architectural centerpiece, meticulously crafted with graphite matte black and etched bronze mirror cabinetry, Absolute Black granite countertops, and a polished bronze mirror backsplash.

The bedroom is a tranquil retreat with sweeping western exposures that capture iconic New York sunsets. The elegant en-suite bath is wrapped in expressive Breccia Capria marble, complemented by Bianco Dolomite and Absolute Black granite flooring in a striking hexagonal pattern. A custom light mahogany vanity, Waterworks brass fixtures, and integrated fluted glass sconces elevate the space into a true sanctuary.

Additional features include European white oak floors with a custom honey stain, rich mahogany millwork, a Miele washer and dryer, as well as a zoned HVAC system for year-round comfort.

Perfectly positioned at the crossroads of Brooklyn's most dynamic neighborhoods, The Brooklyn Tower offers immediate access to Fort Greene Park, Prospect Park, Brooklyn Bridge Park, and a vast network of transit options, including 12 subway lines and 11 commuter trains. This is Brooklyn living, elevated-where culture, convenience, and world-class design meet over 1,000 feet in the sky.