Starting at $3,000 / Month
475 Kent Williamsburg Lofts, a brand-new residential boutique offering impeccably crafted homes and a luxurious lifestyle in one of the city's most desirable waterfront neighborhoods.
Homes at 475 Kent Lofts are available in sun-splashed studio-to-3-bedroom layouts. Each apartment blends contemporary design themes with post-industrial flair. Beautiful Terra Legno wide plank white oak floors provide warm organic tones to balance exposed ducts and pipes and concrete ceilings and accent walls. Oversized factory-style windows invite an abundance of natural light, and open-plan living, dining, and kitchen areas allow for seamless entertaining.
at Williamsburg Lofts are open, airy, and perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Contemporary design themes blend with post-industrial elements like exposed ducts and pipes and concrete ceilings and walls. Beautiful Terra Legno wide plank white oak floors provide warm organic tones, and oversized factory-style windows and soaring 12-14-foot ceilings invite an abundance of natural light.
Open-plan layouts ensure that the kitchen is connected to the rest of the home. Custom Biagio Lucenti cabinetry offers plenty of storage options, and chic Silestone Poblenou quartz countertops add a subtle touch of color. Stainless steel GE and Bosch appliances include an over-the-range microwave and an eco-friendly electric stove.
White subway tile walls are juxtaposed with oversized ceramic tile floors. Custom floating vanities feature stylish Pfister fixtures and contemporary Kohler vanity mirrors with integrated LED lighting. Bathrooms are adorned with either a deep soaking tub or walk-in shower with a linear drain.
Residents of 475 Kent Lofts enjoy thoughtful amenities designed to complement contemporary lifestyles and interests.
Williamsburg is a popular waterfront neighborhood known for its thriving dining and nightlife scenes and close proximity to Manhattan. Anchored by the East River and Williamsburg Bridge, the area is marked by traditional brick townhouses, low rise apartment buildings, post-industrial commercial structures, and modern residential buildings. Its community is made up of transplants, artists, tech workers, and business professionals.
Residents of the neighborhood enjoy a seemingly endless array of restaurants, bars, boutiques, and cafes catering to every preference and taste. Fine dining establishments are mingled with casual eateries, while local watering holes vary from wine and cocktail bars to breweries, pubs, clubs, and live music joints. L’Industrie Pizzeria, Meadowsweet, Misi, Pokito, East River Bar, and Lavender Lake are all worth checking out. Green spaces like Bushwick Inlet and Domino Parks are popular lounging destinations with stunning views of the East River and the Manhattan skyline. Public transportation options include the NYC Ferry and L, M, J, and Z subway lines.