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Condos are finally coming to a former W’burg noodle factory

Dubbed Williamsberry, the project will have approximately 60 units

Rendering of 338 Berry Street via williamsberry.com
Rendering of 338 Berry Street via williamsberry.com

It’s been years in the making, but a former noodle factory in Williamsburg is finally going condo.

Dubbed Williamsberry, due to its location at 338 Berry, the project will have roughly 60 studio to four-bedroom residences, according to the freshly-launched teaser site, spotted by Buzzbuzzhome.

The starting price for the apartments will be approximately $575,000, according to broker and reality TV star, Fredrik Eklund. The building will have three penthouses priced from about $3.5 million.

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Eklund is marketing the building with the Peters – O’Brien Team at Douglas Elliman.

Designer Paris Forino is handling the interiors, and amenities will include a doorman, garden, Roof Terrace, lounge and gym.

The Real Deal reported that developer Mona Gora acquired the property, formerly the Tung Fa Noodle Factory, for $12 million in 2005. [Buzzbuzzhome] – Christopher Cameron

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