No. 9: Does Edward Hopper live here?
Eye On Real Estate: Ten Coolest Places In East Williamsburg
The coolest apartment building in East Williamsburg is at 182 Graham Ave.
It looks like something out of an Edward Hopper painting, with a mansard roof and haunted-house-style windows. To see its austere grandeur, lift your eyes to the brick facade above the ground floor, which is partly covered with unsightly stone blocks.
The magisterial house was built in 1881 for German-born liquor dealer Louis B. Schuler, according to Brownstoner.com‘s inimitable history writer Montrose Morris, AKA Suzanne Spellen.
Schuler became the brother-in-law of one of the neighborhood’s brewers, Otto Huber, she wrote.