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Dark and handsome 5-story building in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with 8 condominium apartments Features strong modern design with recessed floors and wide window bays on front, contrasting with accordion-like angled windows on rear
142 North 1st Street is a five story, eight unit condominium completed in 2014 and designed by Barry Berg. Its dark, rectilinear street façade gives way to a more animated rear elevation composed of narrow, angled windows, creating two distinct architectural faces. The building occupies a quiet side street in Northside Williamsburg, just off Bedford Avenue.
The apartments are primarily spacious two bedroom homes with open kitchens, floor to ceiling windows, high ceilings, and a mix of balconies and terraces. A townhouse style duplex places its main living space and kitchen on the upper level, with office and recreation space below. The penthouse occupies the entire fifth floor and opens onto a 966 square foot terrace, with additional access from the primary suite and a private balcony.
Interiors commonly combine broad living areas with hardwood floors, integrated kitchens, central air, and marble bathrooms with heated floors; in unit laundry appears in multiple homes. The building has a virtual doorman system, package room, keyed elevator, and gym. A tax abatement is scheduled to expire on June 30, 2028.
The Bedford Avenue L station is about a five minute walk away. Whole Foods, the Apple Store, Equinox, local restaurants and shops, Domino Park, and the Williamsburg waterfront are all close to the building, with the NYC Ferry also within reach.
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