"130 North 1st Street is a beautifully renovated, four-story town home, located on a 25-foot wide lot that affords ample light. Inside, you will find nearly 3,200 square feet of well-proportioned interior living space, plus approximately 1,250 square feet of landscaped private garden, two picturesque terraces and a lavish 750 square foot private roof deck. This stunning residence sits on a quiet street in the heart of the Williamsburg, half a block from vibrant Bedford Avenue and three blocks from the fully developed waterfront park. It is within close proximity to public transportation including the L, G, J, M, Z subway lines and the East River Ferry and just a few blocks away from some of the best dining and shopping in New York City, including the recently opened Whole Foods Market and Apple store. This one-of-a-kind, 19th century brick townhouse has been carefully designed to accommodate three units: a grand and airy three-bedroom / three-bathroom owner s triplex with high ceilings and exclusive access to the backyard and roof-deck plus two one-bedroom rental units that generate approximately $6000/month. 130 N 1 Street seamlessly combines classic architectural details throughout, including a gorgeous facade, stoop, iron work, exposed brick, decorative fireplaces and reclaimed beams with modern interiors and exceptional finishes. Nothing has been spared to make this a stylish and welcoming home: extra-wide white oak hardwood floors throughout, an elegant custom made open kitchen with Thermador 36"" cook top, Electrolux double wall oven, Liebherr French-door refrigerator/freezer, Bosch dishwasher and Caesarstone countertops. The marble bathrooms include a soaking tub and radiant heated floor, while the unit also features a Bosch washer and dryer, Central HVAC system with two zones and a video intercom system. Rarely does a mint, ready to move-in historic townhouse of this size become available in this prime location. Call us today to schedule a private showing for this magnificent home."
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