350 Manhattan, also known as the Skillman Lofts is a quintessential artist loft residence located in central Williamsburg. The Skillman Lofts are robust with character, with wide plank light-wood oak flooring, renovated kitchens and bathrooms, original factory windows, and exposed piping and columns. A wide variety of layouts make the building very unique. This specific unit is a corner unit that offers double exposure of eastern and southern light. The bedroom has a lofted space that can ideally be used as a work area or walk-in closet. The high ceilings are over 15 feet high. The address itself is comprised of 3 buildings that have been combined into 1, hence the variety of layouts, windows, and ceiling heights. In the building you can also find useful amenities including a rooftop deck (sporting excellent Manhattan skyline views), courtyard great for grilling, fitness center, bicycle storage, elevator, and laundry rooms. These lofts are quite appealing when dressed to impress, as we have demonstrated with our true-to-scale virtually staged imagery. We'd love to get a glimpse of the variety of homes and how they have been dressed. Come take a peak. A former artists' enclave, Williamsburg is an ultra-trendy neighborhood in Brooklyn that draws the young and the fashionable from around the world. Known for being the birthplace of NYC's hipster movement and its close proximity to Manhattan, Williamsburg has become one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Brooklyn. The old factories from its industrial past have been converted into gorgeous lofts; luxury high-rises with stunning Manhattan views line the waterfront; and boutique condos are mixed among townhouses and old tenement buildings. While the neighborhood continues to evolve with the arrival of Whole Foods, an Apple Store, WeWork, lavish hotels and more, it still maintains a hip and edgy vibe. Hot spots include: Brooklyn Bowl, Diner, Radegast, Lilia, Smorgasburg, Baby's All Right, Four Horseman, and Brooklyn Steel.