55 Berry St

A six-story loft condominium in North Williamsburg originally built in 1900 and converted from factory use into residential condos. The building contains spacious two-bedroom configurations and flexible loft layouts with industrial bones—exposed beams, concrete structure, and oversized factory-style windows—recreated during a conversion finished in the mid-2000s and later system and facade upgrades. Typical homes emphasize voluminous interior proportions: double-height feeling from 12–13 foot ceilings, wide-plank hardwood floors, built-in storage, and architect-driven floor plans that often include an eat-in or open chef’s kitchen with high-end appliances, granite or marble counters, kitchen islands and pantries. Primary suites commonly offer walk-in closets and double-vanity baths; many residences include in-unit washer/dryer and additional deeded basement storage. Building-level provisions prioritize communal living and urban convenience: a 24-hour attended lobby, elevator, a large fully furnished landscaped roof deck with barbecue and seating, a 2,000+ sq ft resident gym, bicycle storage, and deeded storage rooms. Recent capital improvements upgraded the facade, windows, roofing and mechanical systems for improved energy performance. The property sits within walking distance of Bedford Avenue L train, McCarren Park, East River waterfront and a dense mix of restaurants, shops and fitness options, creating a neighborhood-oriented, amenity-forward loft lifestyle in Williamsburg.