Residence B301 is a 1,078-square-foot two-bedroom, two-bath loft at Austin Nichols House, a landmarked pre-war condominium on the North Williamsburg waterfront. A gallery-like entry hall leads to the sun-filled living and dining room, which stretches nearly 19 feet to three oversized windows facing the Williamsburg Bridge and the East River, with herringbone oak floors and high beamed ceilings throughout. The open kitchen has a waterfall-edge Caesarstone peninsula, custom white cabinetry, a professional-style gas range, an integrated refrigerator, a dishwasher, and a microwave drawer. The bedrooms sit privately at the rear of the home, overlooking the building’s tree-lined grounds. The primary suite has two closets, a private covered terrace, and a marble en-suite bath with a glass-enclosed shower. The second bedroom works as a guest room or home office. A second full bath with a soaking tub, an in-unit washer/dryer, and ample storage complete the home. Built in 1915 as a grocery warehouse and later a bourbon distillery, Austin Nichols House spans an entire city block. It was designed by Cass Gilbert and reimagined by Morris Adjmi, and it offers more than 30,000 square feet of amenities. These include a waterfront gym, a residents’ lounge, co-working spaces, a movie theater, a music room, a playroom, a landscaped courtyard, a Zen garden with fire pit, and a roof deck with skyline views. A full-time doorman, a live-in super, a package room, a bike room, and on-site garage parking round out the services. The East River Ferry is at your door, and the L train is nearby. Domino Park and Trader Joe’s are steps away, and Bushwick Inlet Park, Marsha P. Johnson State Park, and Whole Foods are all close by, along with some of Brooklyn’s best dining and shopping.