Modern Industrial Loft Apartments in Williamsburg
Saturday on the roof starts slow. Sun on the Synlawn, a round of bocce, a private cabana claimed early. By afternoon the DJ is on, the day party is in full swing, and the Manhattan skyline is doing what it does best. Welcome to the coolest building in the coolest neighborhood in the world.
In the 1930s, 76 North 4th Street was a steel factory. Today it is 83 individually unique luxury lofts behind a handsome dark red brick facade that spans the entire block on North 4th Street, from Berry to Wythe. The factory never really left. Massive factory-sized casement windows pour light into apartments where most ceilings soar 12 feet or more, framed by exposed brick and original cast-iron details: steel beams, piping, and radiators, all left uncovered on purpose.
The renovations are thoroughly modern, with stainless steel appliances, a dishwasher, and a Bosch washer/dryer in every apartment. Select residences add gas fireplaces, pyramidal skylights, duplex layouts, and private terraces or balconies. It is converted industrial loft living the way Williamsburg invented it.
Outdoor space comes in public and private forms, but the roof is the headline: a massive, furnished communal deck with plush Synlawn, a bocce and cornhole court, private cabanas, a sun deck with lounge chairs, and sweeping views. Day to day, a doorman is on duty from 7am to 11pm, with private bike storage, parking, Verizon Fios wiring, and a pet-friendly policy. The building is also LEED Silver certified, designed to use less water and energy while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Then there is the address. Blue Bottle Coffee, McNally Jackson Books, and the Seoul-born concept store Aland all share 76 North 4th Street. Two blocks north, North 6th Street has become Brooklyn's luxury runway: the new two-story Hermès flagship, Chanel Fragrance and Beauty, Byredo, and Aviator Nation right on Berry. The waterfront is a few blocks west, with Domino Park, Marsha P. Johnson State Park (home to Smorgasburg on Saturdays in season), and the NYC Ferry at the North 6th Street pier for a ride to Manhattan by water. The L train at Bedford Avenue is a few blocks east.
Evenings drift up Wythe Avenue to rooftop drinks at Bar Blondeau in the Wythe Hotel, Laser Wolf atop The Hoxton, and Westlight at The William Vale. Train at Equinox on Bedford, play padel at Padel Haus on Kent, and handle errands at the Chase, Citibank, and Bank of America branches nearby.
Everyone wants to live in Williamsburg. At the Lewis Steel Building, you come home to the best of it.
Roof Deck
Rarely do you find thoughtful green spaces in Brooklyn. The roof deck at the Lewis Steel Building stands at the intersection of food, community and tranquility. The deck is outfitted with a plush Synlawn surface to provide comfort and a serene backdrop to sweeping views of Manhattan and Brooklyn. The rooftop amenities include a gas grill (available upon request), a cornhole and bocce ball court, multiple private seating areas with couches, chaise lounge chairs, and picnic tables.
Lobby and Doorman
The lobby of the Lewis Steel Building is a gentle reminder that you're in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. It's unlike any other with its long hanging terrarium and Arabesque accented entrance. Friendly doormen greet you with a smile, welcoming you home as a member of the community. There is a resident library and WiFi lounge, a package room and access to private bike storage and parking.
Loft Interiors
Modern Industrial Lofts boast 12-18 foot ceilings depending on the layout. Each loft has been meticulously renovated with stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher and a Bosch washer/dryer. Select apartments feature original building detail, gas fireplaces, pyramidal skylights, soaring duplexes, private terraces and balconies.
North Williamsburg, Right Outside
The Lewis Steel Building sits on North 4th Street between Berry Street and Wythe Avenue. Walk two blocks to North 6th Street, a few blocks to Domino Park and the waterfront, or a few blocks east to Bedford Avenue and the L train. McCarren Park, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and Equinox are all within easy reach.
“The Lewis Steel Building is a one of a kind loft building in the heart of Williamsburg. Thoughtfully redesigned, this building exemplifies traditional loft-living with adaptive reuse and expert craftsmanship.”
— Nile Lundgren, Founder, Lundgren Team | SERHANT.
Tour the Lewis Steel Building
Converted industrial lofts at 76 North 4th Street in North Williamsburg. Tell us your move-in date and the size you need, and Nile Lundgren and the Lundgren Team at SERHANT. will reply.