Welcome to Apartment 22, a one-bedroom plus loft (convertible two-bedroom) condominium located within Carroll Gardens' landmarked South Congregational Church. The moment you enter, you’re met with the dramatic volume of the space—anchored by soaring 14.8-foot ceilings in the dining area. Your eyes are immediately drawn upward, then across the room to admire original 19th-century architectural details, including stunning stained glass windows, intricate plaster moldings, and grand columns that elegantly frame the living room. The dining and living areas flow seamlessly into one another beneath a striking vaulted ceiling, creating a spacious and inviting atmosphere that’s perfect for entertaining. The king-sized bedroom is tucked away at the far end of the apartment, offering a large closet and a vaulted ceiling adorned with original turn-of-the-century moldings—adding warmth and character to this private retreat. Upstairs, the open mezzanine loft overlooks the main level and is currently configured as an office. This versatile space can easily be enclosed to create a second bedroom, as has been done in other units in the building. 360 Court Street is a 26-unit elevator condominium offering a live-in superintendent, laundry room, bike storage, key fob entry, and a virtual doorman system. Perfectly located across from Carroll Park and just one block from the F and G trains at Carroll Street, this home is also surrounded by some of Brooklyn’s best restaurants, cafes, and shops. This is a rare opportunity to own a distinctive, architecturally rich home in one of Brooklyn’s most beloved neighborhoods.