Description My home is a very spacious and beautifully designed railroad apartment with an excellent layout. The apartment features a huge kitchen, dining room, bedroom and living room with fantastic lighting and hardwood floors throughout. While very centrally located in Williamsburg, the apartment and street is quiet. Amazing restaurants all around and only one block away from the L train (you can be in Manhattan in 10 minutes). The space My home is a bright, spacious and beautifully designed railroad apartment located in the heart of Williamsburg. Surrounded by adorable restaurants, cafes, and shops. This 4th floor (walk-up) one bedroom features a fully equipped kitchen (with all cooking utensils and a 4-range gas stove and oven), large dining space, queen-sized Tempur-pedic bed, high-quality linens. The living room features a large comfortable sofa that folds out into a bed, 55” TV with Roku, and a workspace. There are three closets and drawer space completely for guest use and top storage space for luggage. Located in a clean, safe, and well-maintained building, the perfect quiet and secluded escape from the bustling streets of New York City. Guest access Guests had access to the entire private apartment. The neighborhood Williamsburg is one of Brooklyn's most popular and exciting neighborhoods straddled with old and new. In the last ten years, Williamsburg has evolved from a mostly industrial warehouse neighborhood into an enclave of vintage boutiques, foodie eats, rooftop bars, electronic music venues, and Michelin restaurants. You can explore the lively arts, music, and the boutique scene here, chill in numerous cafes, dine in exceptional restaurants — and soak up the creative energy and unique vibe. People flock to the waterfront for flea marks and giant food bazaars during the summer. Brunch and bike away the day and lounge and drink away the night in this infinitely hip warehouse-turned-loft Brooklyn neighborhood. Once among the city’s most industrial neighbors, Williamsburg emerged as the gritty epicenter of New York’s center culture in the late 1980’s. The plentiful supply of factories and warehouses served as a useful landscape for many pioneering visual artists, musicians, poets, and experiential theater. Today, Williamsburg remains one of New Yorks most vibrant and trendy neighborhoods and a destination for those seeking chic restaurants, independent shops, avant-garde galleries, and abundant nightlife.