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Austin Nichols House - Residence A602
The Only Terrace Residence Available.
Williamsburg's Most Coveted Address.

There is one apartment in Austin Nichols House with a private terrace currently on the market. This is it. A602 is a split two-bedroom residence of rare composure - open sky, nine floor-to-ceiling windows, 10'8" ceilings, and a 22-foot living room that opens directly onto a generously scaled private terrace. It does not feel like a typical two-bedroom. It feels like a home.

The terrace is a true amenity in its own right - proportioned for real living, with room for outdoor dining, lounging, and entertaining simultaneously. At this scale, within this building, it is genuinely uncommon.

"Air, light, outdoor space, and full-time services - all at a price point that makes the carrying costs feel almost unreasonable."

The layout is intelligent and livable. The primary suite - king-sized, with an en suite glass-wall shower, walk-in closet, and a dedicated corner workspace - sits at one end. The second bedroom anchors the opposite end beside a full second bath, creating genuine privacy between sleeping areas. The flow between living, dining, kitchen, and terrace is natural and unhurried.

The newly renovated kitchen earns the word chef's: custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, a Café counter-depth French-door refrigerator, Bertazzoni five-burner range, Asko dishwasher, and LG washer/dryer. A peninsula with counter seating keeps the cook in the conversation.

Austin Nichols House delivers on the promise of full-service living: 24-hour concierge, approximately 30,000 square feet of amenities including a two-level waterfront fitness center, landscaped roof terrace with Manhattan skyline views, resident lounge, coworking and conference rooms, screening room, playroom, and a garage with direct elevator access. A full-time superintendent rounds it out.

The location is as good as it gets in Williamsburg: East River Ferry at your door, Domino Park steps away, Trader Joe's and Whole Foods within reach, L train moments away. And yet, inside A602, it is remarkably quiet.

The building itself is worth a note. Originally a 1915 waterfront warehouse, reimagined by Morris Adjmi, Austin Nichols House is a landmarked pre-war condominium that has aged exactly the way great architecture does - only better with time. Historic bones, modern services, and an irreplaceable location on the Williamsburg waterfront promenade.

Why A602 stands apart:
The only available terrace residence in the building. Exceptional natural light. A layout that actually works. Renovated kitchen. Low monthly carrying costs. Landmarked building with full-time services and a waterfront address that is not being replicated.
Low monthly common charges & real estate taxes, Landmarked building. Broker/Owner

Listing courtesy of Corcoran Group ...
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