A Williamsburg loft that's almost a three bedroom, for $1,995,000
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The apartment is listed as a three bedroom, but one of the bedrooms is too small to be considered legal in NYC.
If you're drawn to industrial-type lofts, this Williamsburg corner apartment, 119 North 11th St., #3A., has all the hallmarks with wooden beams, high ceilings, exposed pipes, generous windows, and a spacious living room.
It is asking $1,995,000. The median sales price for a three bedroom in Williamsburg is $2,325,000 and this condo, which saw a price cut of $130,000 four months ago, is well below that.
The apartment is listed as a three bedroom, but one of the bedrooms is not considered a legal bedroom in NYC because it has a wall that is less than the minimum eight feet in length. The room in question does have a window, so could still be used as an office or den.
Keep in mind the current median sales price for a two bedroom in the neighborhood is $1,395,000, so there may be room to negotiate the price down.
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The living room benefits from six windows facing south and west, the best orientation for natural light. The apartment is has blond hardwood floors.
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The kitchen has Shaker-style cabinets and a classic subway tile backsplash. An island dining area faces a wall of kitchen cabinets and appliances.
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The master bedroom has three large closets and an en suite bath. There are no pictures of the second bedroom or the small office/den.
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Both bathrooms have been recently updated and there is a small laundry area in the apartment.
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The building is a former paint factory with 17 apartments and four stories. Amenities include a roof deck with views of Manhattan, a live-in super, bike storage, additional basement storage, a parking lot and a freight elevator to help you move in. Monthly common charges are fairly low at $522. Monthly tax payments are $554.
For mass transit, it's a six-minute walk to the L train at Bedford Avenue or an eight-minute walk to the G. The building sits on a truck route and you might want to check out the soundproofing, the area gets a fair amount of noise complaints, according to public data collected by Localize.city.
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