Grandly proportioned 3 bed, 2.5 bath loft with 13 foot ceilings and open NYC skyline views in the iconic Gretsch Building, Williamsburgs premier full service loft condominium. You enter this massive corner home through a welcoming foyer, and are immediately struck by the scale of everything inside including its thirteen 8 foot tall windows.

The palatial living room is perfect for entertaining, working from home, or trying to find balance in the new normal we all find ourselves in. It has stunning direct views of the Empire State Building and NYC skyline, and a working fireplace.

The spacious open chefs kitchen has a six burner Wolf range, 36 inch Subzero refrigerator, and Bosch dishwasher. And the in-home washer/dryer will be appreciated more now than ever.

The three large bedroom areas are smartly sized and positioned for maximum privacy, each in their own corner of the home. The primary bedroom suite has skyline views, a dressing room, and walk-in closets.

The en suite spa-like five-fixture bathroom will be your sanctuary, with its double-vanity, shower, and soaking tub. The second bedroom has similarly impressive views both of the NYC skyline and the beautifully domed Williamsburg Savings Bank, and has abundant storage. The current office area also has amazing light, views, and closets, and easily converts into a third king-sized bedroom.


Built in 1916 as the Gretsch musical instrument factory, 60 Broadway was converted to luxury residential loft condominiums and completed in 2005. The renovation and expansion was designed by Karl Fischer, with interiors by Andrew Escobar and Associates. Amenities include a 24-hour doorman, full time superintendent, a bike room, roof deck, and a newly renovated childrens playroom.

Perfectly located near the South Williamsburg waterfront, the Gretsch is surrounded by outstanding restaurants and shopping, and close to the brand new Domino Park, the East River Ferry, the J, M, Z, and L subway lines, and the Williamsburg Bridge.

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