14 South 2nd Street is an intimate, two-residence condominium set behind a charming brick facade. Unit 2, the penthouse, spans over 2,000 square feet of interior space across three full floors - the top three levels of the building - plus more than 800 square feet of private outdoor living, including a massive rooftop terrace. It's a rare blend of townhouse privacy and condominium convenience, right in the heart of Williamsburg. Inside, modern renovations blend with warm, inviting finishes. The kitchen features custom Italian cabinetry, Caesarstone countertops, and a suite of Miele, Bosch, and Sub-Zero appliances. Additional details include 6-inch oak hardwood heated floors, dimmable trimless recessed lighting, built-in surround sound, and central air. The first level hosts a spacious north-facing bedroom, a generous second bedroom, and a full bath. Up the mahogany staircase, the main living floor unfolds - a bright, south-facing living room, an entertainer's dining area, a chef's kitchen with a large breakfast bar and walk-in pantry, and a convenient powder room. The upper level is a full-floor retreat: the second primary suite with a massive ensuite bath, generous closet space, and a private terrace. A defining feature of this home is its true double primary suite layout - two separate, full-floor bedroom suites separated by an entire level of living space. This design offers unmatched flexibility for friends/family, in-law suite, long-term visitors, true work-from-home home office privacy, or more - everyone has space and privacy. At the crown, your 780+ square foot private rooftop offers endless possibilities - sunny spring gardening days, summer cookouts, or crisp fall evenings under a blanket watching the skyline. This is an extension of your home, a place for quiet mornings or memorable gatherings. Centrally located, just moments from Domino Park, Nitehawk Cinemas, Smorgasburg, local cafés, fine dining, art galleries, and rooftop gardens. The nearby ferry and L train bring you to Manhattan in a single stop.
