Welcome to your future Williamsburg pad.

This sun-drenched loft serves up 14-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and exposures on three sides. Light pours in from every angle, making it ideal for plants, people, and anyone who enjoys pretending they’re in a design magazine.

Want outdoor space? You have options. Three, to be exact. Two are completely private—one conveniently off the kitchen, and another perched on the rooftop for your sunset-watching and wine-sipping needs. There’s also a communal roof deck with Manhattan skyline views, perfect for casually reminding your friends you live here.

The kitchen is a dream for anyone who owns more than one pan. With a gas range, Carrara marble countertops, and over 16 feet of storage, it’s ready for everything from elaborate dinner parties to impressively plated takeout.

Flexible layout can be configured as a two-bedroom, or go for a one-bedroom with a proper media room or workspace.

The bathroom features a soaking tub and a Carrara-topped vanity for peak morning routine aesthetics.

The building is small with just 8 apartments — which means fewer neighbours, more “exclusive energy.” It’s a 4th-floor walk-up, so yes, your legs will get stronger and your grocery strategy more efficient. Not for the faint-hearted, but definitely for the cardio-curious.

Washer/dryer in-unit, because laundromats are a lifestyle choice you no longer need to make.

Location-wise, you’re on North 7th Street. You’re a 1-minute walk to the L train, 6 minutes to the G at Lorimer, or a straight shot to the East River Ferry if you’re feeling cinematic.

And of course, No broker fee. Zero. Nada. Spend that money on better wine for your rooftop soirées.

Please message me if you're interested for a viewing in late April.

About This Lister

We’re the owners—a husband and wife who fell hard for this apartment and happily called it home for five years. It was the perfect backdrop for our pre-kid era… until three small, energetic sons entered the chat and politely suggested we needed more space.

So yes—our loss is genuinely your gain.

We still love the neighbourhood and find ourselves coming back to visit old favourites like Cafe Mogador, Bakeri, Butler, Lilia, Misi, Maison Premier, and of course long hangs in McCarren Park. Williamsburg is hard to quit.

When we bought the apartment, it already had great bones—but we gave it a light refresh. We’ve updated the kitchen, bathroom, lighting etc.

We’re looking for tenants who will enjoy the space as much as we did—people who are easy to communicate with, take pride in where they live, and will treat it like a home, not just a stopover.

If you end up loving it half as much as we did, you’ll be doing very well.