A compelling opportunity for buyers priced out of prime Carroll Gardens - a generously sized, well-designed one-bedroom with a monthly cost comparable to renting, and even lower after tax benefits, all while building equity over time. Featured in the New York Times, this beautiful home is located on an ultra private and quiet block. Approximately 700 SF, there's space for both home office and dining and exceptional storage. - Extra tall windows and south-north exposures bathe the home in natural light all day. - Exceptional storage throughout - a full wall of well organized deep closets for everything from coats to sports gear to pantry items, custom shelving and a large closet in the bedroom, plus additional designated storage in the basement. - The spacious living room features a fireplace mantle, exposed brick walls, sun filtering window treatments and wooden ceiling fan while overlooking a mature tree that changes beautifully with the seasons. - A separate dining room connects the living room and kitchen, providing a seamless flow for entertaining and a versatile setup for remote work or additional living space. - Bathed in southern light, the generously sized bedroom enjoys open sky views stretching toward Red Hook. Thoughtful details include custom shelving and storage and plantation shutters that offer both privacy and sound insulation. - The kitchen pairs crisp white cabinetry and sleek black appliances against a striking brick backdrop, - The bathroom is crisp and timeless, finished in white wall tile and penny floor tile, with a glass-enclosed shower, pedestal sink, and understated fixtures. - Wide plank hardwood floors throughout. - Washer/dryer permitted in unit or use the w/d in the basement. - Low maintenance. 98 Luquer Street is a well-maintained, self-managed eight-unit coop on a treelined quiet and private block, with basement laundry and strong financials. Ideally located in Carroll Gardens near the amenities of Court and Smith Streets, it s just a few blocks from the F and G trains and a short walk to Red Hook. The building has no underlying mortgage and is pet friendly.