This sun drenched, pristine 1BR/1BA renovated loft apartment is situated at the iconic, landmarked Williamsburg Savings Bank or clocktower building. It spreads across 818 square feet and offers an open layout featuring an expansive living area enough to accommodate both a living and dining room, 10.5' beamed ceilings, wide dark stained hardwood flooring, central air, brand new washer/dryer, ample closet space throughout the apt and oversized windows providing open western exposure overlooking Boerum Hill, the Hudson and the Statue of Liberty. Best of all, an additional storage cage is available for rent, should you need it. Set high above the street, the apt is pin drop quiet and offers a beautiful respite to the hustle and bustle of the city. The modern Chef's kitchen has been outfitted with top-of-the-line Viking appliances, and beautiful modern cabinetry as well as beautiful Quartzite countertops & backsplash, and a Viking fridge. The Master Bedroom can accommodate king size furniture easily, and the bathroom is spacious and features beautiful tile work. The building is full service and includes a full time concierge and a breathtaking Art Deco lobby that carries the Byzantine-Romanesque Revival grandeur of the exterior inside, 3 levels of outdoor terrace space, fitness center, game room, playroom, shared laundry room, dry cleaning valet drop off, and a package room. The location is outstanding, at the nexus of Fort Greene, Downtown Brooklyn, Park Slope and Boerum Hill. Barclays Atlantic Terminal is across the street, and a subway entrance is directly out the front door. 11 subway lines and the LIRR make commuting a breeze. BAM, Mark Morris Dance, and MoCADA are just a few of the cultural institutions a stones throw away, and Fort Greene Park and Prospect Park await you for a run, picnic or concert. With City Point and the Atlantic Terminal Mall, you can shop with ease for the basics, and beautiful boutiques nestled in a nearby brownstone Brooklyn beckon with bespoke and unique offerings for a perfect balance of new and old Brooklyn.