338 Berry St

338 Berry Street is an eight-story loft-conversion condominium in South Williamsburg, completed from an early-20th-century factory shell and reworked into roughly 60 residences. The structure preserves industrial bones—thick concrete floors, exposed beams and columns—and pairs them with contemporary luxury finishes: seven-inch white oak plank flooring, custom Italian cabinetry, high-end appliances and marble counters. Ceiling heights commonly exceed 12 feet and large factory-style windows provide abundant light and skyline and East River views. Unit mix includes studios and two-bedroom lofts, with larger townhouse-style garden units and two signature Sky Houses occupying top levels. Shared spaces are extensive for a midrise: a landscaped courtyard garden with fire pit, furnished roof lounge and expansive roof deck, private fitness room, pet spa, bike and cold storage, and attended lobbies with doorman/concierge and resident manager. Some homes offer private outdoor terraces or gardens; select residences have private elevator landings, pantry and laundry provisions, and bespoke closet millwork. Street access is convenient to the Williamsburg Bridge, nearby ferry, multiple subway lines, Domino Park and a dense retail and dining corridor, offering an urban, amenity-forward loft lifestyle while retaining the building’s manufacturing-era character.