In a sizable building where many residences have a similar aesthetic, Unit #1103/04 at One Brooklyn Bridge----- presents a distinct alternative. The architecturally designed, two-unit combination creates a three-bedroom, three-bathroom home and demonstrates meticulous attention to detail. Extensive millwork, cabinetry, and stealth storage spaces accent this unique living space. This residence converts easily to a glorious four-bedroom home. Enter a welcoming foyer and turn to reach the view-studded great room presenting stunning sunsets, magnificent views of Ellis Island, the Verazzano Bridge, Cobble Hill, and ferries zipping through the harbor. Subtle cove lighting, wallpapers by Sanderson, Scion, and Harlequin are just a few of the many accents and details the owners have so exquisitely assembled in this reimagined space. The kitchen designed by Dada boasts a lovely 6-foot quartz island, Miele 5 burner stove top and double oven, Bosch dishwasher, a Sub-Zero refrigerator and a generous, customized walk-in pantry fitted with all Elfa shelving. A large primary bedroom with en suite bathroom features a walk-in custom closet, two additional large closets, Cityproof windows, and programmable shades. The programmable shades also cover the great room and kitchen. The second full bath is located off the foyer. The large, windowed office is a generous workspace, which can easily be converted to a fourth bedroom. Wander down another hall to the redesigned second apartment and you will find a large den, a third full bath with a double vanity and the second and third bedroom. With an incredible amount of well-designed storage at every turn in this residence, there are two storage units located down the hall that come with this home. Impeccably maintained and ready for immediate occupancy, this home also exudes efficiency while maintaining adaptability, making it the perfect canvas for a new owner. Finally, six new HVAC units replace the older models installed in many One Brooklyn Bridge residences, ensuring basic comfort for years to come. Built in 1928, this loft building was converted in 2008 as a full-service luxury condominium. With 24-hour concierge service, a resident manager, state-of-the-art 3000 S/F gym, 2 separate cardio rooms, 2 conference rooms, yoga studio, playroom, music room with a baby-grand piano, billiard room, theatre and golf simulator room, and on-site valet parking for rent or purchase, there's not much more you could ask for. The85 acre Brooklyn Bridge Park spans the waterfront with a beautiful marina where one can partake in sailing lessons, picnic on a lawn, dine in a cafe, barbeque on one of the many grills, join in any number of sporting activities including beach volleyball, pickleball, sunset yoga or kayaking to name just a few. Pier 6 at the rear of the building offers ferry service to numerous Brooklyn neighborhoods, Governor's Island, Wall Street and 34th Street.