Welcome to this modern, sunny home on the North Williamsburg waterfront! The apartment faces South throughout, ensuring beautiful natural light streams in the entire day, and providing stunning exposures of the East River, downtown Manhattan, One World Trade, and the Williamsburg Bridge. High ceilings and purposefully exposed industrial details create a loft-like and airy feel. The home has been impeccably maintained, with modern finishes, gorgeous herringbone wood floors, and an open concept layout. In the kitchen, you enjoy great counter space, as well a sizable island for entertainment and prep.

Appliances, including a dishwasher, are integrated, there is a state-of-the-art 4-burner gas stove, and plenty of cabinets and drawers. The bedroom can comfortably fit a king sized bed, with light and views extending into the room. The bathroom is sleek and modern with over and under the sink storage, as well as a large stand-up shower.

Other highlights of the home include a combination washer/dryer in-unit, a pantry, and two other large closets. Built in 1915 and designed by Cass Gilbert, today the landmarked and iconic Austin Nichols House has been thoughtfully re-imagined and converted into a luxury condo. The building is completely full service with over 30,000 square feet of amenities, including 24-hour doorman and staff, robust gym, business center, children’s playroom, roof deck, zen garden, as well bike and garage parking. Located in the heart of North Williamsburg and right on the waterfront boardwalk, this home is within reach of everything the neighborhood has to offer.

All the best restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and more are within close proximity. Trader Joe’s is on the next block, and Whole Foods and Brooklyn Market are close by. It’s also conveniently located within five minutes of the L stop at Bedford Ave, getting you to Manhattan in about 10 minutes, and the ferry is right outside your door, going to both Seaport/FiDi and Midtown. Schedule a showing today!

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