Live on top of Williamsburg. Perched on the 45th floor of One South First, this sun-flooded south-facing alcove studio is part of the exclusive Penthouse Collection - soaring ceilings, massive floor-to-ceiling windows, and light that pours in all day long. Custom-fitted Solar Shades in the living area and Blackout Shades in the sleeping alcove let you dial in exactly the mood you want, morning to night. A generously sized, fully customized walk-in closet handles storage with ease - rare for a studio.
The open kitchen is finished with custom Italian cabinetry, Caesarstone countertops and backsplash, Bosch appliances, under-cabinet lighting, and an in-sink disposal. Every home in the building comes with central air, dimmable lighting, USB outlets, white oak hardwood floors, double Thermopane windows, Corian windowsills, custom bathroom cabinetry, and Grohe fixtures - plus, of course, an in-residence washer/dryer.
One South First is a 45-story, COOKFOX-designed tower - Williamsburg's tallest residential building - and the first in the neighborhood with true front-door access to Domino Park and the East River waterfront. Residents enjoy five-star amenities including a 24-hour doorman and concierge, live-in super, package room, bike room, and cold storage, plus an outdoor lounge pool, landscaped sundeck, and grilling stations overlooking the park and river. The 46th-floor roof deck offers private cabanas and panoramic skyline views, while a fully equipped fitness club, children's playroom, media/entertainment room, and social and work lounges round out the offerings.
Set directly on Domino Park, with Smorgasburg, Artists & Fleas, and Williamsburg's best restaurants and shops just outside your door - and only one subway or ferry stop from Manhattan.
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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