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44 Berry Street, built in 1919 as a tonic water factory, was converted to rental apartments in 2009 with a modern minimalist and industrial aesthetic. The building offers amenities like a fitness center and roof deck, and is located in Williamsburg near popular attractions, parks, shopping, and restaurants.
44 Berry Street, originally constructed as a tonic water factory in 1919, was transformed into residential rentals in 2009. The building features a blend of modern art gallery minimalism and 20th century industrial aesthetics, resulting in loft-like apartments that retain unique industrial details such as exposed wood columns and beams. The renovation was designed by Ayuso Architecture, and the building now houses 42 versatile loft residences.
Residents enjoy a range of amenities including a communal roof deck with stunning views, a fitness center equipped with a Peloton bike, and a central laundry room. The building's location in Williamsburg places it near popular attractions such as Smorgasburg, McCarren Park, and the East River State Park, as well as a vibrant dining scene featuring restaurants like Cafe Mogador and Mabel's Smokehouse.
Apartment features vary, with many units boasting 14 to 16 foot ceilings, large windows that provide ample natural light, and flexible layouts that can accommodate one to three bedrooms. Notably, some apartments include mezzanine levels, while kitchens are equipped with stainless steel appliances and butcher-block countertops. The average rent for these apartments is around $2,500, often designed to be shared among multiple tenants.
In a notable historical context, the building was purchased in 2007 for $12.7 million by developers Jamie Wiseman and Jacob Sacks, who aimed to create living spaces that reflect the existing community rather than catering to a wealthier demographic. Their vision has contributed to the building's identity as a home for creative individuals, maintaining the neighborhood's character amidst ongoing development.
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