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Williamsburg Three-Bedroom Condo in Former Factory With East River Views Asks $2.995 Million

This loft-like apartment offers 12-foot ceilings and a corner berth that makes for striking views of the East River and the Manhattan skyline.

by Chris Erikson

08/22/2017 0

This loft-like Williamsburg condo offers 12-foot ceilings and a corner berth that makes for striking views of the East River and the Manhattan skyline. It’s at 60 Broadway on the eighth floor of the Gretsch Building, a former musical instrument factory that was converted in 2005.

The place is pretty fab on its own, but there’s also an intriguing opportunity here for the buyer who’s deep-pocketed enough to pull it off (and that’s extremely deep-pocketed). An adjoining corner unit is also for sale, allowing for the option of buying both and combining them, making for over 4,000 square feet of space and a panoramic view that’d be pretty exceptional.

As it stands, this one’s got three bedrooms and 2.5 baths, with a master bedroom that offers a walk-in closet, an en suite white marble bath and the same west-facing vista as the living room.

The kitchen is open plan, as one would expect, with powder blue cabinetry, granite countertops, a spacious island, a Wolf range and a SubZero fridge. There’s a working fireplace in the adjoining living room.

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Note the broad column that stands in the middle of the entrance foyer and extends up into an illuminated opening at the top. Charming quirk or annoying obstruction: you be the judge.

There’s a washer and dryer in the unit; the building offers a doorman, storage, a roof deck, bike storage, a library and a conference room. Monthly charges come to $1,823; there is currently a J-51 tax abatement which runs through 2020.

Listed by Jennifer Carlson and Roni Dotan of Corcoran, the place is asking $2.995 million. The aforementioned adjoining unit, which is comparably sized, wants an even $3 million. If you had $6 million to spend on a condo would you consider it?

[Listing: 60 Broadway #8D | Broker: Corcoran] GMAP