Enjoy sweeping Manhattan skyline views from this north-west facing, luxurious 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom home in the iconic Gretsch Building, Williamsburg’s premier full service loft condominium. The coveted northwest corner offers the best layout and views in the building. Encompassing 1,985 square feet, with oversized windows in every room, this glamorous apartment features 11-foot 4-inch ceilings, hardwood floors, and top-of-the-line finishes throughout.

The entry gallery flows into an oversized, sun-flooded corner living/dining room, surrounded by huge windows, boasting spectacular open city and river views to the north and west, and a working fireplace. The renovated chef’s kitchen features custom fabricated cabinetry, granite countertops, an oversized kitchen island with a solid walnut counter for bar seating, and stainless steel appliances including Asko dishwasher, Sub-Zero refrigerator, and Wolf gas range.

The large master suite is outfitted with a wall of architect-designed multi-functional cabinets (that include media storage and a pull-out TV, a pull-out desk, and clothes storage), a walk-in closet, and an en-suite bath with slate floors, glass paneled walls, and Calacatta marble-clad double sink vanity, walk-in shower, and separate soaking tub.

A separate wing off the entry hall leads to two additional bedrooms, both generously sized, with beautiful northern sky exposures, and a full bath. A powder room near the entrance, coat closet and a washer/dryer complete this home’s perfect layout.

Built in 1916 as the Gretsch musical instrument factory, the building was converted to luxury residential loft condominiums and completed in 2005. The 12-story condominium renovation and expansion was designed by Karl Fischer, with interiors by Andrew Escobar and Associates. Amenities include a 24-hour doorman, full time superintendent, a bike room, roof deck, and a newly renovated children’s playroom. Perfectly located in South Williamsburg, the Gretsch is in close proximity to many of the area’s best restaurants, shopping, Domino Park, the East River ferry stop and other public transportation options (J/M/Z & L subway lines and buses), and the Williamsburg Bridge.