Perched atop the building's upper two floors, this stunning four-bedroom, three-bathroom duplex offers an exceptional layout, abundant natural light, and breathtaking views. Step out of the elevator onto the fourth floor and into a private vestibule before entering the expansive, loft-like main level. This floor boasts a water-facing living room, an open-concept chef's kitchen with seamless balcony access, and two spacious bedrooms complemented by a full bath.
A mid-century-inspired staircase leads to the primary suite and an additional large bedroom, both with private terraces. From there, ascend to your 5th floor vestibule and head up to your private roof deck, offering unparalleled views of the city and waterfront.
This home showcases bespoke finishes, including a custom kitchen with Miele appliances, oversized inset windows, and wide-plank oak floors. The spa-like bathrooms feature marble, subway tile, and glass-enclosed showers.
Set in an intimate three-unit elevator building, 53 Grand offers townhouse-style living with condo convenience. Perfectly located near Domino Park, top dining, and multiple train lines, this is Williamsburg living at its finest.
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Famous outside of NYC, Williamsburg is a rapidly growing neighborhood known for a large population of young artists, indie rockers, hipsters and a diverse community. Surrounded by Greenpoint, Bushwick, Bedford-Stuyvesant, Clinton Hill, and Navy Yard, Williamsburg is a bustling neighborhood with a lot to offer.
Originally it's own village, Williamsburg has had a long history as a home for Manhattanites seeking a less-expensive refuge across the river. Because of the convenience of the village, the population grew fast. It became the Town of Williamsburg in 1840, and evolved again into the City of Williamsburg in 1855. However, Williamsburg was soon incorporated into Brooklyn that same year.
Once Brooklyn became part of New York City in 1898, more transportation options were added, making Williamsburg very popular, especially among immigrant populations. Post-WWII, it became home to many Hasidic Jews as well as people from Puerto Rico and the…
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