THE BUILDING: Few Brooklyn loft conversions offer such amazing raw spaces as The Esquire. The 16-story structure stands on the corner of Wythe Avenue and South 1st Street, off of the Bedford L Train, a stone's throw from numerous top restaurants and stores. The once-upon-a-time shoe polish factory was converted into 75 loft residencies, the majority of which offer well over 1,400 sqft of interior space with bi- level layouts. The name of the building was birthed from the Esquire Shoe Polish Company, created in 1938 by Sam Abrams. Many distinctive period details still exist, such as original concrete flooring, cast concrete beveled ceilings, and beautiful exposed brick.THE NEIGHBORHOOD: No longer a secret, Williamsburg's allure has reached around the globe, attracting buyers from all areas. The neighborhood now boasts some of New York City's best restaurants, boutique shops, and nightlife venues. Top tier businesses such as Apple and Whole Foods are set to open in 2016, with notable brands Jcrew, American Apparel, Urban Outfitters (to name a few) already open to the public. With more development underway the property value will likely see continual increases in value for years to come.OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY June 21st from 2:00-3:30pm