156 East Broadway, 2-B

Select units boast soaring approximately 18-foot ceilings in living spaces, double height windows and stunning original exposed brick. Each loft is outfitted with reclaimed pine wood doors, 5 wide-plank whitewashed oak floors and custom staircases built from hand-wrought metal placing a truly unique masterpiece in the center of your living room. Stylish yet practical is the setting for each incredibly rare, architecturally designed residence. The open kitchens feature white inset shaker-style, vintage wire and glass cabinets, accented by ivory beveled subway tile backsplashes with red grout for a distinctive flair. Top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances include brand names Electrolux, Bertazzoni and Fisher & Paykel rounding out the truly industrial chic ambiance. Each loft offers two luxurious and serene bathrooms that you will simply fall in love with. Main level bathrooms feature oversized white subway tiles, custom weathered pine vanities with Caeserstone countertops and deep-soaking tubs for complete relaxation. Upper level, Euro-style wet rooms boast a 2nd full bathroom with beautiful large format soothing grey tiles, standup shower and floor-to-ceiling frosted glass opening into a sleep loft / bedroom. Building highlights include a passenger elevator, video intercoms, washer/dryer hookups and a spacious common roof deck with spectacular views of the Williamsburg Bridge, Downtown Manhattan skyline and the historic Williamsburg Savings Bank. Just outside your door, youll find dozens of eclectic boutiques, carefully curated specialty shops and top dining options that South Williamsburg is known for: famed Motorino Pizzeria, Bembe, OTB Bar and Restaurant, Marlow & Sons, Diner, the delectable Pies N Thighs and the legendary Peter Lugers Steakhouse. The J, M, & Z subway lines and East River Ferry at Schaefer Landing are conveniently located to whisk you to Downtown or Midtown Manhattan in minutes, and Citi Bike docking stations are just blocks away at Broadway and Berry Street and Bedford Ave and 9th Street