When one thinks about a New York City artist's loft, what likely comes to mind is an open, expansive, and unequivocally cool space -- a space where anything is possible. The Live/Work loft buildings romanticized by artists are long gone in neighborhoods like the East Village and Soho, but if you turn your gaze across the East River to Brooklyn, on the rare occasion, the elusive Live/Work loft can be found. Art, Architecture, Performance, you name it and you can have it ALL in one place. Located in bustling Downtown Brooklyn, literally at the feet of the bridges to Manhattan is 183 Concord Street, Truly one of the last of its kind. Once a Firehouse in the 1930s, this 4,800 square foot, two story building has two authentic loft spaces with tons of original character, and a stunning ground floor warehouse space with an automatic garage door and curb cut. Nearly 100' feet deep with soaring 18' foot ceilings, there is a large back office, bathroom and indoor loading dock (or stage) that serve as the ultimate real-life canvas for creative inspiration of all kinds. Use this amazing property as it is now, or take advantage of the additional buildable square footage and create the exceptionally unique home of your dreams. Zoned for commercial and/or warehouse use, and situated within the Dumbo Digital District, the neighborhood is long sought after as a development focal point – providing the surrounding community with increased services and public transportation access. Just a ten minute walk to the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, Brooklyn Bridge Park, and Brooklyn Waterfront, all abounding with views and experiences to be had and shared. In equal time, it is a short walk to the R, N, D, B, F, 2, 3, 4, 5, A and C subway lines. Ultimately, the versatility of this property gives owners a rare opportunity to have their one- or two-family dream residence or serve as a home base for artists, designers, flagship businesses and investors alike.
