Leasing has kicked-off at the latest rental development in Williamsburg, a 7-story building with 24 apartments along the eastern swath of the neighborhood at
310 Graham Avenue. It sits at the intersection of Ainslie Street near the Graham Avenue stop on the L subway line and offers large apartments with flexible layouts starting from $2,699/month. Leases include one month of free rent and listings are no fee.
A rendering of the building shows a handsome brick structure with just the right amount of detail, like its balconies, flower boxes and friendly street-level frontage. Interiors are sleek and modern, fairly typical for new developments, and have nearly floor-to-ceiling windows, open layouts and hardwood floors.
A rendering of the building shows a handsome brick structure with just the right amount of detail, like its balconies, flower boxes and friendly street-level frontage. Interiors are sleek and modern, fairly typical for new developments, and have nearly floor-to-ceiling windows, open layouts and hardwood floors.
Listing photos show the homes have a feature wall with a stone-inspired textured design, helping to eliminate any "cookie-cutter" vibes. The rest of the design is modern, with shiny kitchen appliances and cabinets, and contemporary finishes throughout. Between cabinetry and closets, there is plenty of storage, and other highlights include zoned climate control and fully tiled bathrooms with soaking tubs.
Building amenities include a gym, on-site laundry, a roof deck and a virtual doorman. Pets are permitted.
Permits were first filed for the project in 2015, and the new building required the demolition of a pair of low-rise commercial/mixed-use buildings. Cheskie Weiss is listed as the developer and Diego Aguilera as the architect of record, though Samuel Wieder + Associates served as the design architect.
Leasing incentives apply to most listings and may advertise net effective rates. Visit CityRealty’s 310 Graham Avenue profile for listings and more photos or email the leasing office for terms and pricing.
Building amenities include a gym, on-site laundry, a roof deck and a virtual doorman. Pets are permitted.
Permits were first filed for the project in 2015, and the new building required the demolition of a pair of low-rise commercial/mixed-use buildings. Cheskie Weiss is listed as the developer and Diego Aguilera as the architect of record, though Samuel Wieder + Associates served as the design architect.
Leasing incentives apply to most listings and may advertise net effective rates. Visit CityRealty’s 310 Graham Avenue profile for listings and more photos or email the leasing office for terms and pricing.
310 Graham Avenue (Image via GTM Property Group)
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