The Toy Factory Lofts
176 Johnson Street, 4-A
Downtown | Park Avenue & Myrtle Avenue
Rooms
3
Bathrooms
1
Status
Active
Real Estate Taxes
[Monthly]
$ 1,228
Common Charges [Monthly]
$ 524
ASF/ASM
1,100/102
Financing Allowed
90%
Property Description
Oversized Corner Loft at The Toy Factory Lofts!! EXCELLENT LIGHT!! QUIET!!
Residence 4A at 176 Johnson Street is a bright, oversized corner loft with the scale, light, and character that make converted Brooklyn lofts so desirable. With approximately 1,100 square feet, soaring ceilings, hardwood floors, and oversized industrial-style windows, this home offers an open and airy layout with excellent natural light from multiple exposures.
The expansive living and dining area provides plenty of room to entertain, work from home, and create distinct living zones. The open kitchen features sleek white cabinetry, stone countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a breakfast bar that connects seamlessly to the main living space.
The bedroom is bright and airy, framed by expansive corner and industrial-style windows, white walls, and light wood plank floors, with exposed ducting and track lighting accentuating a lofty, sunlit feel.
The apartment also features an in-unit washer/dryer, a well-appointed bathroom, excellent wall space for art, and large windows overlooking the surrounding Downtown Brooklyn streetscape and treetops.
Set within The Toy Factory Lofts, a converted prewar industrial condominium originally built in the 1920s, the building offers historic character with modern loft living in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn. The building is described as an eight-story, 56-unit converted loft condominium with a gym and roof top deck.
Located near City Point, DeKalb Market Hall, Trader Joe’s, Target, Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn Bridge Park, and multiple subway lines, 176 Johnson Street offers exceptional access to Downtown Brooklyn, DUMBO, Fort Greene, Brooklyn Heights, and Manhattan.
Residence 4A at 176 Johnson Street is a bright, oversized corner loft with the scale, light, and character that make converted Brooklyn lofts so desirable. With approximately 1,100 square feet, soaring ceilings, hardwood floors, and oversized industrial-style windows, this home offers an open and airy layout with excellent natural light from multiple exposures.
The expansive living and dining area provides plenty of room to entertain, work from home, and create distinct living zones. The open kitchen features sleek white cabinetry, stone countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a breakfast bar that connects seamlessly to the main living space.
The bedroom is bright and airy, framed by expansive corner and industrial-style windows, white walls, and light wood plank floors, with exposed ducting and track lighting accentuating a lofty, sunlit feel.
The apartment also features an in-unit washer/dryer, a well-appointed bathroom, excellent wall space for art, and large windows overlooking the surrounding Downtown Brooklyn streetscape and treetops.
Set within The Toy Factory Lofts, a converted prewar industrial condominium originally built in the 1920s, the building offers historic character with modern loft living in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn. The building is described as an eight-story, 56-unit converted loft condominium with a gym and roof top deck.
Located near City Point, DeKalb Market Hall, Trader Joe’s, Target, Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn Bridge Park, and multiple subway lines, 176 Johnson Street offers exceptional access to Downtown Brooklyn, DUMBO, Fort Greene, Brooklyn Heights, and Manhattan.
Oversized Corner Loft at The Toy Factory Lofts!! EXCELLENT LIGHT!! QUIET!!
Residence 4A at 176 Johnson Street is a bright, oversized corner loft with the scale, light, and character that make converted Brooklyn lofts so desirable. With approximately 1,100 square feet, soaring ceilings, hardwood floors, and oversized industrial-style windows, this home offers an open and airy layout with excellent natural light from multiple exposures.
The expansive living and dining area provides plenty of room to entertain, work from home, and create distinct living zones. The open kitchen features sleek white cabinetry, stone countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a breakfast bar that connects seamlessly to the main living space.
The bedroom is bright and airy, framed by expansive corner and industrial-style windows, white walls, and light wood plank floors, with exposed ducting and track lighting accentuating a lofty, sunlit feel.
The apartment also features an in-unit washer/dryer, a well-appointed bathroom, excellent wall space for art, and large windows overlooking the surrounding Downtown Brooklyn streetscape and treetops.
Set within The Toy Factory Lofts, a converted prewar industrial condominium originally built in the 1920s, the building offers historic character with modern loft living in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn. The building is described as an eight-story, 56-unit converted loft condominium with a gym and roof top deck.
Located near City Point, DeKalb Market Hall, Trader Joe’s, Target, Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn Bridge Park, and multiple subway lines, 176 Johnson Street offers exceptional access to Downtown Brooklyn, DUMBO, Fort Greene, Brooklyn Heights, and Manhattan.
Residence 4A at 176 Johnson Street is a bright, oversized corner loft with the scale, light, and character that make converted Brooklyn lofts so desirable. With approximately 1,100 square feet, soaring ceilings, hardwood floors, and oversized industrial-style windows, this home offers an open and airy layout with excellent natural light from multiple exposures.
The expansive living and dining area provides plenty of room to entertain, work from home, and create distinct living zones. The open kitchen features sleek white cabinetry, stone countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a breakfast bar that connects seamlessly to the main living space.
The bedroom is bright and airy, framed by expansive corner and industrial-style windows, white walls, and light wood plank floors, with exposed ducting and track lighting accentuating a lofty, sunlit feel.
The apartment also features an in-unit washer/dryer, a well-appointed bathroom, excellent wall space for art, and large windows overlooking the surrounding Downtown Brooklyn streetscape and treetops.
Set within The Toy Factory Lofts, a converted prewar industrial condominium originally built in the 1920s, the building offers historic character with modern loft living in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn. The building is described as an eight-story, 56-unit converted loft condominium with a gym and roof top deck.
Located near City Point, DeKalb Market Hall, Trader Joe’s, Target, Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn Bridge Park, and multiple subway lines, 176 Johnson Street offers exceptional access to Downtown Brooklyn, DUMBO, Fort Greene, Brooklyn Heights, and Manhattan.
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Apartment Features
A/C [Central]
Washer / Dryer
View / Exposure
City Views
North, East Exposures
Building Details [176 Johnson Street]
Ownership
Condo
Service Level
Video Intercom
Access
Elevator
Pet Policy
Pets Allowed
Block/Lot
2049/7501
Building Size
72'x110'
Zoning
C6-4
Building Type
Loft
Age
Pre-War
Year Built
1925
Floors/Apts
8/56
Lot Size
72'x110'
Building Amenities
Bike Room
Fitness Facility
Garage
Party Room
Private Storage
Roof Deck
Building Statistics
$ 915 APPSF
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