Dripping with style, this custom designed residence is a standout in Austin Nichols House, Williamsburgs premiere condominium building.

This expertly designed home is a one-bedroom. Upon entering the home, you are struck with its high end design. A gracious foyer leads you down a corridor that opens up to a massive living, kitchen and dining area.

The open Chefs kitchen with breakfast bar comes equipped with a fully integrated Smart tech Dacor refrigerator, Bertazzoni four-burner gas stove, Sharp microwave oven and Asko dishwasher; this is the ideal layout for entertaining and for the discerning chef.

The white matte-lacquered custom cabinets, brushed Caesarstone concrete countertops, hand-painted Japanese Kyoto backsplash, custom pendant lights and Kohler purist chrome fixtures enhance the art and beauty of your culinary experience.
Off of the living room is a massive king-sized master bedroom suite with a spa inspired bathroom. The home enjoys tremendous storage with custom built closets. Throughout the home enjoys central heating/cooling controlled by a NEST thermostat, custom shades with blackouts in the bedroom, a washer/dryer and the most beautiful herringbone white oak floors throughout the entire residence.
Built in 1915 as a Grocery Trade, then later converted into a Bourbon distillery, Austin Nichols House has been expertly preserved and converted into a beacon of contemporary loft living.

Situated in prime Williamsburg, Austin Nichols House is one of only a few landmarked buildings nestled along the Brooklyn Waterfront offering Manhattan Skyline views, tranquil outdoor space and the North Williamsburg Ferry Landing located outside of the buildings front door. Boasting over 30,000 square feet of amenity space, residents enjoy a waterfront gym, children’s playroom, landscaped courtyard and roof deck, residents lounge with catering kitchen, co-working spaces, movie theatre, music rehearsal room, zen garden with firepit, and building garage. This is unlike any living experience New York has ever seen.

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