The Ice Cream Factory stands at 347 Berry Street, an address that already has our mouths watering. The name, however, is not a description of the property's present vocation, but rather a tribute to its tasty past. Formerly an ice cream factory, the Williamsburg building now stands as the product of a residential conversion by developers Pilot Real Estate Group and Horrigan Development. The team tapped Standard Architects to design the 6-story, 23-unit building, which hosts studio, one- and two-bedroom lofts. The developers commissioned local artist Katie Merz to design fun “glyphs” for the building’s façade. Her artwork also weaves its way through the building’s lobby and elevator landings.
CitiHabitats New Developments is heading up leasing at the Ice Cream Factory, and there are currently four apartments for rent: one studio for $2,796/month, two 1-bedrooms from $3,483/month, and one 2-bedroom for $4,950/month.
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The building also stands reminiscent of Brooklyn’s industrial past, with its concrete treatments, exposed cast-in-place super structure, and high-strength fiber reinforced precast panels. Inside, loft-style units maintain this vibe, with epoxy coated concrete, oversized floor-to-ceiling windows, durable 5-inch bamboo floors, and ceilings that rise up to 11 feet. Kitchens have Calcutta gold marble countertops, and Blomberg and Summit appliances. Bathrooms feature warm beige tiles, deep soaker tubs, and custom rain showerheads. Units also come equipped with washer/dryers.
Amenities at The Ice Cream Factory include a recreation room and on-site parking for nine vehicles. Atop the building sits a common landscaped roof deck with spectacular views of the Williamsburg Bridge. The building’s base hosts Butler & Co, a tasty new coffee shop offering residents a place to fuel up on caffeine and homemade pastries before they even leave their building.
Located just a few blocks away from the J/M/Z lines at Marcy Station, The Ice Cream Factory boasts an L-train-free commute; residents can choose a more refreshing commute with the nearby water taxis at Schaefer Landing.
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Katy Cornell
Katy Cornell is a Long Island native with a passion for writing about real estate in the big city. She recently graduated from the University of Virginia with a BA in English and is a frequent contributor to CityRealty's Market Insight and NYC real estate blog 6sqft.
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