If home is where the heart is, the hunt for your new home couldn’t be easier. Residence 6A is located in The Mason Fisk building at 72 Berry Street. The building is a classic example of Williamsburg’s restored industrial architecture. Originally Built in 1910 the building was renovated into a residential building in 2009. This home is timeless, with finishes that speak to Brooklyn’s heritage. The blend of modern finishes and original loft-style features make this space truly unique. Bright, warm, and emanating with character this condo is defined by exposed brick, matched perfectly with original natural tone pine flooring and oversized windows. Wake up to morning light with your eastern facing windows. The chef’s kitchen has recently been remodeled with with cabinetry, backsplash, and waterfall island top. This is a cook’s dream and features top of the line appliances, including a Wolf range, Bosch dishwasher, Sub-Zero refrigerator, and overhead hood. The bathroom has been completely renovated with new vanity, subway tile, partial glass encasement of the bathtub, lighting, and mirror. The building also includes a roof deck just 1 floor up overlooking expansive views of Brooklyn & the Manhattan Skyline. The building's location couldn't be in a better area. You are surrounded by great restaurants and bars including some of our personal favorites Cafe Collete, Hotel Delmano, Cafe Mogador, and Lilia to name a few. If you're looking for groceries, Whole Foods and Trader Joe's are both a few blocks away or hit the local farmer's market in McCarren on the Weekends. You're also in close proximity to the parks and transportation including the Bedford L train (located 3 blocks away), the ferry lines (located on N. 6th just 4 blocks away), the G train (1 stop from the Bedford train), and a few Citibike stations options nearby.