Serenely set on one of the best blocks in Brooklyn Heights, this is a home not to be missed! Apartment 3G has been fully renovated and is a move-in-ready loft-like home that is ready for the next lucky owner. The G line is one of the largest apartment lines in the building by original design and 3 G has a unique custom layout that includes a coveted second bathroom! The open kitchen has great flow between the dining area and kitchen area which features a marble countertop, stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, and garbage disposal. Both Kitchen and dining are windowed allowing for great natural light and a view of the courtyard. The apartment is outfitted with central AC via Mitsubishi electric mini-split system. The living is very spacious which leaves space for the imagination of a Peloton or home office and has a lovely view looking out onto Grace Court. There is a brand new powder room between living and dining which is unique for the building. The bedrooms both have double exposure and are very comfortable. Peacefully set on the cul-de-sac block, 2 Grace Court is a charming 1923 full-service Coop building designed by famed prewar architect Mortimer Freehof and featuring a common roof deck with the best NYC harbor and skyline views imaginable. Residents are warmly greeted by the elegant entry and doorman attended lobby before heading to their elevator bay. The building has an intimate feel because there are 4 wings with only 6 apartments per floor. The building features a common rooftop terrace with breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline, Brooklyn, and the New York Harbor in all directions, community gardens, doorman service, porters, live-in super, laundry room, and onsite storage (by waitlist), bike room, and is pet-friendly. Professionally managed and maintained by the board of directors, the building has completed many recent upgrades (including elevator replacement, gas boiler conversion, and local law 11 exterior renovation) This location can't be beaten, with easy access to the 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, F, and R trains, great shops and restaurants, Brooklyn Bridge Park, and Brooklyn Heights Promenade.