Residence 2C at 308 N 7th Street is a sun filled one-bedroom, one-bath spanning 689 square feet of open floor plan in prime Williamsburg. This incredible home was designed by renowned designer Paris Forino and includes northern exposures, beautiful 7 inch wide plank oak flooring, multi-zone heating and cooling central air, and a Bosch washer dryer.

The open kitchen is adorned in custom oak cabinets with a soft close, swoon worthy Italian custom arabecato corichia natural stone countertops, island and backsplash. The top of the line appliance package includes a four-burner gas cooktop, built in microwave, and an integrated dishwasher, refrigerator and freezer for a sleek finish.

The kitchen opens to a grand living and dining room with enough space to feel like they are separate.

Down the hall you’ll find the w/d closet which has enough room to second for storage space. The hall bath is stunning with an undermount signature bathtub, waterworks fixtures, Malibu toilet, mounted mirrored storage and a lacquer finish vanity with natural stone countertop. Across the hall is an impressive primary suite that is large enough for a king-sized bed with a spacious closet.

308 N 7th Street is a building in a class of its own. This is a full service luxury building with a luxurious double height attended lobby, landscaped garden and a sun deck on the 2nd floor. Heading to the roof is the children’s playroom and fitness room overlooking awe-inspiring views of Manhattan. The roof level also includes three terraces and a beautifully designed penthouse lounge with full kitchen. The building includes a bike room, cold storage and parking garage.

Within one of the best locations you’ll find the L train just 2 avenues away to one side and one avenue away to the G and L. You are just moments from dozens of trendy restaurants, bars, cafes, and shops. It is a few blocks from McCarren Park—which has several sports fields, dog parks, children’s playgrounds and hosts a weekly Saturday greenmarket— it is a short walk to Bushwick Inlet Park and Smorgasburg and the North Williamsburg Ferry.