46 South 2nd St. #3B

Residence 3B at 46 South 2nd Street offers a rare combination of space, light, outdoor living, and remarkably low carrying costs in the heart of Williamsburg’s coveted Domino Park waterfront district.

This true three-bedroom, two-bath condominium spans approximately 1,326 square feet and features triple exposures, soaring ceilings, and beautiful western light with sunset views. One of the home’s most valuable advantages is the 25-year tax abatement currently in place, keeping monthly costs exceptionally low with the benefit remaining through 2036. For buyers focused on long-term ownership and financial efficiency, this represents significant savings compared with many comparable Williamsburg condominiums.

Outdoor space is equally impressive. The apartment features two private outdoor areas including a balcony off the main living space and an expansive approximately 465-square-foot private rooftop cabana. With open skyline views and generous space for entertaining, dining, or lounging, it functions as a true outdoor extension of the home.

A deeded parking space in the building’s private garage adds another rare and valuable convenience. Private parking in Williamsburg is highly coveted and increasingly difficult to secure, making this a meaningful asset for both daily living and long-term resale value. A private deeded storage unit is also included.

Inside, the home has been thoughtfully updated with an open kitchen featuring reclaimed wood cabinetry, marble countertops, a Capital range, 36-inch Liebherr refrigerator, and Bosch dishwasher. Additional upgrades include refinished wide-plank hardwood floors, custom heating and cooling, LG washer and dryer, and custom Elfa closets throughout.

The boutique condominium offers virtual doorman entry, garage parking, private storage for each residence, and bike storage.

The location is one of Williamsburg’s most desirable. Just moments away, Domino Park stretches along the East River waterfront with nearly a quarter-mile river promenade, expansive green lawns, gardens, playgrounds, volleyball courts, and waterfront seating with panoramic Manhattan skyline views. The surrounding Domino Park district continues to evolve into one of Brooklyn’s most vibrant waterfront communities, with restaurants, cafes, outdoor events, and direct access to the East River Ferry.

Neighborhood dining and amenities include Sunday in Brooklyn, Aska, Marlow & Sons, Aurora, Devoci