138 Broadway

The Smith-Grey is a landmark, late-19th-century cast-iron loft conversion in South Williamsburg. Completed in 1884 and converted to condominiums in 2002, the seven-story property contains about 21 primarily two-bedroom loft residences with high ceilings, oversized industrial-style windows, exposed brick and original cast-iron columns. Interiors commonly feature loft plans with open kitchens, breakfast bars, den or dining areas, generous closets and period details alongside modern upgrades such as recessed lighting, double-vanity baths, soaking tubs and pantry space. Shared facilities emphasize communal outdoor living and practical urban conveniences: a landscaped courtyard, furnished roof deck with skyline views, basement bike storage, building storage, laundry on each floor and a staffed superintendent/porter. Many units include small private outdoor spaces or balconies. The building operates with elevator access, video intercom/security and on-site maintenance; parking is not provided on-site. Pet-friendly policies and the presence of storage and common terraces support entertaining and active city lifestyles. Situated at the corner of Broadway and Bedford Avenue, the address places residents steps from J, M and Z subway service, ferry access and a dense neighborhood mix of restaurants, groceries and nightlife characteristic of Williamsburg.