110 Livingston Street
A Beaux-Arts landmark by McKim, Mead & White — one of Downtown Brooklyn's most historically significant and architecturally distinguished residential addresses.
1926
Originally Built
299
Luxury Residences
$700K–$3M+
Price Range
The Miller Markowicz Team at 110 Livingston
A Landmark Condominium in Downtown Brooklyn
Few condominium buildings in Downtown Brooklyn offer the combination of architectural significance, historical prestige, and modern luxury found at 110 Livingston Street. Located at the intersection of Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn Heights, and Boerum Hill, this iconic Beaux-Arts landmark has become one of the borough's most recognizable residential addresses.
Originally designed by the legendary architectural firm McKim, Mead & White and completed in 1926, 110 Livingston Street was constructed as the headquarters of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. The grand limestone and terra cotta façade, Corinthian columns, decorative balustrades, and Renaissance-inspired detailing remain defining architectural features today. Over the years, the building served several notable purposes, including housing the New York City Board of Education for decades before undergoing one of Brooklyn's most celebrated residential conversions.
In 2003, the property was acquired by Two Trees Management as part of the broader transformation of Downtown Brooklyn into one of New York City's most desirable residential neighborhoods. The building was carefully restored and converted into luxury condominiums, preserving its historic character while introducing contemporary residences and amenities. The conversion included the restoration of the dramatic coffered-ceiling lobby and the addition of upper residential floors that seamlessly blend old-world architecture with modern design.
Today, 110 Livingston Street is home to 299 condominium residences and offers a full-service lifestyle that includes a 24-hour concierge, fitness center, landscaped courtyard, rooftop deck, resident parking, and bike storage. Residents enjoy spacious layouts, high ceilings, oversized windows, and a unique blend of prewar charm and modern finishes.
Building Facts
- Address
- 110 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
- Neighborhood
- Downtown Brooklyn
- Price Range
- $700K – $3M+
- Total Units
- 299
- Year Built
- 1926 (converted 2003)
- Architect
- McKim, Mead & White
- Developer
- Two Trees Management
- Building Type
- Historic Luxury Condominium
Amenities
- 24-hour doorman & concierge
- Landscaped interior courtyard with Richard Haas trompe-l'oeil mural
- Rooftop deck with panoramic Brooklyn & Manhattan views
- State-of-the-art fitness center
- Resident parking
- Bike storage
- Historic coffered-ceiling lobby
- Storage units
- Pet-friendly building
- Steps from Brooklyn Heights, Boerum Hill & Atlantic Avenue
History & Architecture
What Makes 110 Livingston Unique
McKim, Mead & White
The building was originally designed by one of America's most influential architectural firms — responsible for landmarks across New York City and the country, including Penn Station, the Boston Public Library, and Columbia University's Low Library.
From Elks to the Board of Education
Originally built as the headquarters of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, the building later became the NYC Board of Education headquarters — one of Brooklyn's most important civic addresses for decades.
The Richard Haas Mural
The interior courtyard features a large trompe-l'oeil mural by renowned artist Richard Haas, creating the illusion of additional architectural detail — a rare artistic element found in very few residential buildings in New York.
A Conversion That Redefined Downtown Brooklyn
Two Trees Management's 2003 conversion of 110 Livingston is widely credited as one of the early projects that helped redefine Downtown Brooklyn as a luxury residential destination — well before the neighborhood's full transformation was underway.
Views & Setting
Many residences enjoy skyline, harbor, and river views, while the building's rooftop deck provides sweeping vistas of Brooklyn, Lower Manhattan, and the New York Harbor. The building's location places residents at the precise intersection of Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn Heights, and Boerum Hill.
Our Experience
Why Work With The Miller Markowicz Team at 110 Livingston
Our team has successfully represented buyers and sellers at 110 Livingston Street and has firsthand knowledge of the building's layouts, amenities, pricing trends, and resale market. Whether you're searching for a condo at 110 Livingston Street, evaluating recent sales, or considering selling your apartment, we provide expert guidance backed by real transaction experience in one of Downtown Brooklyn's most sought-after condominium buildings.
- ✓Firsthand experience representing buyers and sellers at 110 Livingston Street
- ✓Deep knowledge of the building's layouts, exposures, and pricing dynamics
- ✓Understanding of how 110 Livingston competes with newer Downtown Brooklyn condos
- ✓Insight into the resale market and what buyers prioritize in a historic conversion
- ✓Strategic pricing and elevated marketing tailored to the building's unique character
- ✓Strong relationships with attorneys, lenders, and building professionals
- ✓Expert guidance on the nuances of prewar condo ownership in Brooklyn
Downtown Brooklyn Specialists
Buy or Sell at 110 Livingston Street
Whether you are buying, selling, or simply exploring what 110 Livingston Street has to offer, The Miller Markowicz Team brings firsthand building knowledge, neighborhood expertise, and a highly strategic approach to every transaction.
At The Miller Markowicz Team, Andreea Miller and Steven Markowicz specialize in Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn Heights, and surrounding neighborhoods, helping clients navigate one of New York's most distinctive and evolving real estate markets.
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