A gut renovation turned this Williamsburg condo into a hip $3M loft
When the current owners of this condo at 119 North 11th Street in Williamsburg bought the two-bedroom pad five years ago, it was in need of some major TLC. Its historic bones–brick walls, beamed ceilings, and exposed piping–got lost in drab white walls and yellowed parquet floors. But after an extensive gut renovation, the apartment displays both its loft features and hip, modern additions. Now, the owners have enlisted the same broker team to sell their home for $2,985,000.
The loft is nearly 2,000 square feet and gets great northern and eastern light from seven large, triple-pane windows. Though the brick has been whitewashed and the beams/columns cleaned up, these original details remain, all highlighted by beautiful birch floors.
The kitchen boasts quartz counters and an island, a marble backsplash, and a wine fridge. Other perks include an in-unit washer/dryer and recessed lighting throughout.
It’s currently configured as a two-bedroom unit, but it could easily be converted to three, according to the listing. Another option would be to close off the master, which is currently open to the living space.
For fun, here’s a look at what the home looked like before the renovation…
Photo by VHT, courtesy of the Corcoran Group
[Listing: 119 North 11th Street, 3D by Evan F. Church, Marvin Chu, and Chris Cavorti of Corcoran]
Listing images by Rise Media, courtesy of the Corcoran Group
