Spectacular bright photo studio with skyline views

This 1400 sq ft (approx. 130 square meters) loft is located on the top floor of a formerly industrial loft building in the heart of fashionable Williamsburg.

The loft is very spacious and often used for photo shoots due to the great daylight - all of our guests have said that it is EVEN bigger on arrival than in the photographs! We are on a corner and there are eight big windows on two sides facing South and West. This allows streams of sunlight to make this space very warm and bright and also provides views of the Manhattan skyline and the Empire State Building, not to mention the stunning New York City sunset. There are wood floors and wood posts and beams and brick walls.

The extra large room is comfortably furnished with a big couch, reading chair and ottoman and coffee table-- television and full stereo with CD player and laptop hookup-- furnishings are easily movable to accommodate different needs for shoots and events which we negotiate separately. there is a queen bed behind a room divider plus velvet mattresses and pillows that provide additional lounging or sleeping.

The kitchen has a cast concrete counter top and glass tiles and is open to the living area with a dining table and chairs. It is fully equipped with new stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher, double door fridge, microwave, coffee makers and all necessary items to cook meals.

One of the sleeping areas is behind bookshelves for some visual privacy and furnished with a queen size bed, dresser and closet. Linens are provided including goose down comforter and pillows.

The extra large bathroom is in white marble mosaic and equipped with a large glass and marble rainfall shower stall with high windows that allow you to look over Williamsburg rooftops while showering. There is a pedestal sink and lots of mirrors.

Williamsburg is a very desirable area in which artists from around the world have chosen to settle. The apartment is only a block off Bedford avenue (the main strip of cafes and shops) and a short block from the L train which is only one stop from Manhattan (so the East and West Village, SoHo, Chinatown, Lower East Side and Union Square are really close) .

That is the reason why there are many work/live spaces and recording and art studios. The area is very colorful and is a weekend destination for both native new yorkers and visitors. There are lots of murals on exterior building walls, which reflect the artistic atmosphere of this neighborhood. In this area there are many bars, restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, wine bars, speciality shops, and night clubs. There are also ample facilities such as supermarkets and laundromats.

McCarren Park is nearby and in the summer there are many outdoor events and concerts. In this park there are children's playgrounds, jogging tracks and tennis courts. On the other side there is Waterfront Park, located along the East River, which has nice views of Manhattan.

Transportation: 1 minute to the L train to Bedford Avenue, J/M/Z trains to Marcy Avenue, G/L to Lorimer Street. B61 bus to downtown Brooklyn just out the door too.