Experience a luxurious rental lifestyle in one of the city's most desirable waterfront neighborhoods in this impeccably crafted 1-bathroom studio at Williamsburg Lofts.

Contemporary design and post-industrial flair coalesce in pristine interiors spanning 825 square feet. Beautiful Terra Legno wide plank white oak floors provide warm organic tones to balance exposed ducts and pipes and concrete ceilings and accent walls. Oversized factory-style windows and soaring ceilings invite an abundance of northern light.

The home begins with a lovely foyer with dual reach-in closets and an immaculate full bathroom. The bathroom has white subway tile walls, oversized ceramic tile floors, a custom floating vanity, a contemporary Kohler vanity mirror with integrated LED lighting, stylish Pfister fixtures, and a deep soaking tub.

Beyond the foyer is the main studio space featuring a huge north-facing window and plenty of room for a distinctive sleeping nook. The gorgeous single-line kitchen is adorned with custom Biagio Lucenti cabinetry, chic Silestone Poblenou countertops, and stainless steel appliances from GE and Bosch. Finishing the home is a sizeable walk-in closet, an additional reach-in closet, and a stacked Bosch washer and dryer.

Williamsburg Lofts is a brand new rental building situated on a quiet waterfront street moments from all the best restaurants, bars, cafes, and shops that the neighborhood has to offer. Peter Luger Steak House, L'Industrie Pizzeria, and Michelin-starred Meadowsweet are all nearby. The building is also close to Schaefer Landing and Domino Park, both relaxing green spaces overlooking the East River and Manhattan skyline.

Residents enjoy a part-time concierge, cold storage, package room, a bicycle room, a cinema, a sound studio, and a private fitness center with state-of-the-art weight training and cardio equipment. There is also a spacious rooftop with an indoor lounge and an outdoor terrace with grilling stations and breathtaking city views. Public transportation options include the NYC Ferry and M, J, and Z subway lines.