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538 Union Avenue is a 6-story post-war condominium building in Brooklyn's Williamsburg neighborhood, completed in 2014 with 13 units. The building offers various amenities including an intercom, roof deck, washer/dryer, elevator, on-site parking, game room, and terraces/balconies.
538 Union Avenue is a post-war condominium building located in Brooklyn's Williamsburg neighborhood, completed in 2014. This six-story building features 13 units and offers a range of amenities including an elevator, intercom system, on-site parking, a game room, and a common roof deck with barbecue facilities that provide stunning views of the Manhattan skyline.
The residences at 538 Union Avenue are designed with modern living in mind, showcasing spacious layouts with oversized windows that allow for ample natural light. Many apartments feature high-end finishes such as satin-finished white oak floors, open kitchens equipped with stainless steel appliances from brands like Bosch and Viking, and luxurious bathrooms with Carrera marble floors and deep-soaking bathtubs. Notably, the penthouse units offer expansive outdoor spaces, including private terraces with breathtaking views.
Located just steps from McCarren Park and a short walk to the L and G subway lines, residents enjoy easy access to a vibrant array of restaurants, shops, and nightlife that Williamsburg is known for. The building's proximity to these amenities, combined with its boutique living experience, makes it an attractive option for those seeking a blend of urban convenience and residential comfort.
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