264 Water Street #5B

Loft-Style Living in the Heart of the Seaport Discover the charm of historic South Street Seaport at The Walton Condominium, a boutique building on a picturesque cobblestone street. Residence 5B is an approximately 1,552-square-foot, two-bedroom, two-bathroom home with the option to convert to three bedrooms. Eight windows bring natural light into the residence, while exposed brick and original beams lend character to the loft-style living space. Hardwood floors and overhead lighting throughout complete the one-of-a-kind a kind home. The expansive, corner, living area offers an inviting setting for entertaining, dining and relaxing with a bird's eye view of the Brooklyn Bridge. The kitchen pairs yellow cabinetry and glass-panel cabinets with custom storage and a pantry. A Wolf oven, Viking microwave, Miele dishwasher and Sub-Zero refrigerator complete the space. The oversized primary bedroom is plenty big for a king-sized bed, two end tables and seating area and features a walk-in closet with custom built-ins and chandelier along with an additional double-door closet. The spacious second bedroom has two windows, a double door closet and shelving for additional storage. There are two sleek, white tiled, full bathrooms - one which features a classic clawfoot tub and the other a walk-in stall shower and both have marble vanities with three-panel mirrored medicine cabinets with additional storage. A full-size LG washer and dryer and home office space adds everyday convenience. Situated in the historic South Street Seaport district, The Walton Condominium offers easy access to a diverse array of cafés, restaurants and shops, including Mark Joseph Steakhouse, SUteiShi and Cafe Patoro. Discover Pier 17, with dining options including The Fulton, Carne Mare and Gitano NYC, as well as its rooftop, where you can enjoy concerts and panoramic views. The building is conveniently located a block south of the Brooklyn Bridge and near a multitude of subway lines, including the 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, R, W, J, A and C, as well as the largest Whole Foods in Manhattan.