60 Broadway #9A

That spacious, sun-filled 2-bedroom 2-bath loft with outdoor space you’ve been looking for is right here. In a sea of cookie-cutter condos, The Gretsch stands out with its uniquely designed, spacious lofts. Unit 9A is one of the building’s most coveted two bedroom homes. With over 1,400 sqft of interior living space, 13 foot ceilings, beautiful open kitchen, large primary bedroom, walk in closets, and most importantly, a terrace with a view, this oasis is a perfect nest for anyone looking to call home. When you walk in, you’re greeted with an abundance of living space and oversized windows, which welcome beautiful southern exposures; perfect for entertaining, relaxing, or working from home. The open chef’s kitchen is exquisitely designed with sprawling counter space and storage, a six-burner Wolf range stove with vented hood, beautiful blue cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and Subzero refrigerator. Through the primary bedroom, you’ll find a walk in closet, and a generous spa-like ensuite master bathroom, with a double-vanity sink, glass shower, and soaking tub. Both the primary bedroom and living room give access to the 34' × 4' south facing terrace where you can enjoy breathtaking City and River Views with shading from above. Enjoy the convenience of Lutron remote-controlled shades throughout. Between, sits a bright second bedroom or home office. Across the hall, a closet with a Bosch washer/dryer, and a second bathroom with common access for guests. Floors throughout are solid Australian jarre wood. You also have a large, private storage closet in the basement. Built in 1916 as the Gretsch musical instrument factory, 60 Broadway was converted to luxury residential condominiums in 2005 with 130 unique lofts. Amenities include a 24-hour doorman, full time superintendent, a bike room, roof deck, and a newly renovated children’s playroom. Located on the South Williamsburg waterfront, the Gretsch is surrounded by the best restaurants and shopping. A very short walk to Domino Park, the East River Ferry, the J, M, Z, and L subway lines, and the Williamsburg Bridge.