Ideally positioned on the Williamsburg waterfront, the amenity-rich Austin Nichols House at 184 Kent Avenue offers exquisite condominiums and an incredible luxury lifestyle. This light-filled, generously-sized 2 bedroom/ 2-bathroom home is loft-like and finely designed, featuring airy 12-foot airy ceilings, pristine finishes, and northern views of the water and Manhattan skyline. The open living and dining room is complimented by smoked oak wood floors and tall windows bringing light. The sleek kitchen is perfect for entertaining, richly appointed with premium white matte-lacquered custom cabinetry, brushed Caesarstone concrete countertops, hand-painted backsplash, and Kohler purist chrome fixtures. A suite of top-grade appliances is tailored to the chef including a Bertazzoni 4-burner gas stove, integrated Smart-tech Dacor refrigerator, Asko dishwasher and microwave oven. The split bedroom layout provides flexibility, and both bedrooms showcase oversized windows and large closets. The primary bedroom's ensuite bathroom is styled with Pietre DItalia Nero mosaic floor tile, honed Gioia Carrara stone walls, and spacious shower. The apartment features two-zoned central air, multiple closets, and in-unit washer-dryer emphasizing the space's storage and convenience. Austin Nichols House is among the few landmarked buildings along the Brooklyn waterfront and was built in 1915 as a Grocery Trade and later used as a Bourbon distillery, eventually converted to contemporary loft condominiums. Originally conceived by Cass Gilbert and reimagined by Morris Adjmi, it offers wonderful skyline views, tranquil outdoor space, and the North Williamsburg Ferry Landing steps away. The building offers 30,000+ sq ft of amenity space with a waterfront gym, children's playroom, landscaped courtyard and roof deck, residents lounge with catering kitchen, co-working spaces, movie theatre, music rehearsal room, Zen Garden with fire pit, and onsite building garage. Full-time staff, live-in super and several porters cater to residents' needs. Encompassing an entire city block, this iconic treasure overlooks the largest stretch of the East River and affords direct access to the East River Ferry, North 5th Street Pier, and the East River State Park.