Raise your standards and enjoy the luxurious lifestyle afforded at the coveted boutique Ewen condominium in prime Williamsburg. Boasting finely-designed 1,130 sq interiors with 2 spacious bedrooms, a home office, 2 stylish baths, and a cute juliette balcony, 2A shines in every way. A private keyed elevator accesses the light-bathed residence, pouring into gracious, elegant living quarters.

Gorgeous ebony-stained solid oak herringbone wood floors, floor-to-ceiling windows, loft-like ceilings, LED lighting and lighting finishes by Forbes and Lomax, and Baldwin hardware are among the many rich, distinguishing features. An open layout beckons for entertaining and comfortable living, complemented by a wall of sunny western-facing windows. The gourmet kitchen is impeccably appointed with custom lacquer cabinetry, LED cabinet lighting, sleek Carrara marble countertops, Bianco Culina faucets, and premium appliances for the cook including a Bertazzoni range.

In the hall is a concealed Bosch washer-dryer and beautiful full bath. Sun-filled Bedrooms are privately positioned at the far end, featuring big east-facing windows and generous closet space. The divine primary suite offers a dressing room as well with custom closets, and entry to the private spa bath.

Both luxurious baths clad in brushed limestone tile are adorned with walnut vanities, Grohe fixtures, custom steel shower enclosures, backlit mirrors by Robern, and Toto toilets. An energy-efficient central heating and cooling system optimizes climate comfort. Also included in the sale are custom window treatments, autom built-in cabinets handcrafted by Urban Homecraft and a spacious storage cage in the cellar.

Built in 2015, the intimate 10-unit Ewen condominium at 245 Manhattan Avenue in Williamsburg is a striking gem melding steel and Shou Sugi Ban charred wood paneling that defines its distinctive facade. The building has a virtual doorman, gym, furnished rooftop terrace, bike storage, and personal storage. The superb location is moments from acclaimed restaurants, cafes, shopping, and the L and G train to Manhattan.

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