47 Bridge Street, 4-A

This exquisitely designed one-bedroom, one-bathroom residence features a generously-proportioned layout with a 16'10' by 12'3' living room flooded with abundant natural light pouring through expansive floor-to-ceiling tilt-and-turn windows as well as a private balcony with custom Ipe hardwood decking offering views of the city and the Empire State Building. With fine finishes throughout, such as solid oak hardwood floors and a custom walnut built-in media library with lighting and charging drawer, no detail has been overlooked. This home features Lutron Caseta wireless lighting throughout and motorized Hunter Douglas PowerView window treatments in the living room and bedroom with wireless remote control. Anchoring the living room is an open chef's kitchen with an oversized island and breakfast bar, white Carrara marble countertops, custom walnut and white lacquer cabinetry, and luxurious Bosch Benchmark series appliances. The serene and spa-like bathroom features a large Kohler soaking tub/shower and Carrara marble walls and vanities. With vented Blomberg washer/dryer in unit and spacious closets with custom shelving, this gorgeous residence is expertly detailed in every way. WaterBridge 47 is comprised of 25 condominium units enjoying a 421a tax abatement through 2030. Waterbridge 47 boasts luxurious amenities including a beautiful rooftop deck offering impressive skyline views, lounge areas, and an outdoor kitchen. There is a ground level private courtyard and state-of-the-art fitness center, playroom, bike storage, virtual doorman, garage (deeded parking based on availability), and package rooms with cold storage as well as a wine cellar and tasting room with private lockers. Located on the border of Vinegar Hill and Dumbo, just steps away are such attractions as Brooklyn Bridge Park, Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory, and Cecconi's, as well as Food Bar and Dumbo House coming soon. Just one stop away on the F, A, or C subway lines is Manhattan, which can also be reached by the East River Ferry or a short bike ride on the historic Brooklyn Bridge.