All images of 138 North 10th Street via Adam Kane Macchia
Morris Adjmi Architects is known for its respectful interpretations of historic buildings, and that philosophy carries over well to its most recent Williamsburg project at 138 North 10th Street. The six-story building was inspired by the factories and warehouses of yesteryear, but the Italian Modernist design adds a contemporary touch. Sales have launched on the two- and three-bedroom apartments within.
Living room
All nine units feature 10’ ceilings, seven-inch-wide oak hardwood flooring, and floor-to-ceiling warehouse-style windows that fill the rooms with incredible natural light. Kitchens come outfitted with custom Italian cabinetry, quartzite counters, pendant lights, and top-of-the-line appliances. Master suites come with custom millwork, concealed doors, and baths with wall-mounted vanity, marble counter, polished nickel fixtures, and rainwater showerhead. Two multi-story penthouses are enhanced with dramatic Great Rooms, in-closet wet bars, dramatic floating staircases, and private roof terraces.
Kitchen
Building amenities include virtual doorman, fitness room, parking garage, bike room, storage, and roof terrace. The building is two blocks from the extensive outdoor offerings of McCarren Park, and Smorgasburg is within walking distance. All year round, residents benefit from easy access to restaurant, shopping, nightlife, and transportation.
An accepted offering plan for the building lists a $24.85 million sellout, and the first two-bedroom to go on the market is listed for $2.2 million. According to CityRealty listings, this is well above the Williamsburg median price of $1.475 million for similar units. However, an anticipated 15-year tax abatement should soften the blow somewhat. See more Williamsburg listings here.
Williamsburg skyline via Halstead
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