176 Johnson street #7C

Welcome home to this extraordinary, expansive, sunny and super-cool 812sf condo loft with a wall of windows, 11ft ceilings, concrete column, original oak floors, industrial touches, in-unit laundry, central heat/ac, incredible city views and an unbeatable ambience at the historic Toy Factory Lofts in Downtown Brooklyn! Glorious all-day sunshine pours in through oversized double-paned windows looking out toward the southeastern horizon. This expansive open floor plan offers dist…

Welcome home to this extraordinary, expansive, sunny and super-cool 812sf condo loft with a wall of windows, 11ft ceilings, concrete column, original oak floors, industrial touches, in-unit laundry, central heat/ac, incredible city views and an unbeatable ambience at the historic Toy Factory Lofts in Downtown Brooklyn! Glorious all-day sunshine pours in through oversized double-paned windows looking out toward the southeastern horizon. This expansive open floor plan offers distinctive areas for separate living, dining, sleeping, working and relaxing. The enclosed sleeping loft fits a queen bed and provides ample extra storage.

Originally constructed in 1926, The Toy Factory Lofts was once home to Tudor Metal Products who invented the game Electric Football on this site. In 2004, the building was converted to 56 condominium residences spanning 8 stories. Amenities include a virtual doorman, private storage, private on-site parking, live-in Resident Manager, fitness center, rooftop deck with panoramic views, package room, Verizon Fios, an onsite parking garage and bicycle storage.

Located only a block from the entrance to the BQE, traveling across the borough, city or state could not be easier. Immediate access to the highway allows for easy reverse commutes and vacation departures. Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridge entrances are also within 2 blocks, providing the easiest possible entry to Manhattan. Nearby highlights include NYC Fresh Market and City Point Trader Joe's, the DeKalb Market Hall, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, Fort Greene Park and the DUMBO Waterfront. Public transit includes the A,C and F trains on the corner of Myrtle and Jay Street, the Hoyt Street 2/3 station and the Dekalb Avenue B,D,N,Q,R station (only 1 stop to Canal Street and 2 stops to Union Square).