Industrial Loft + Nordic Modern = 4H

Industrial Loft + Nordic Modern = 4H • Open loft floor plan of 1035 sf • 13 ft. ceilings • Windows that wash the space in light • 100 sf sleeping loft with large walk-in closet • 100 sf first-story bedroom with large walk-in closet or office • French balcony • A swing in the living room! • High-end, fully-equipped kitchen with stainless appliances • Newly renovated bathroom • An in-unit washer/dryer • Loads of storage and closet space (including a bike closet) • Brooklyn's first residential green roof, with panoramic Manhattan views • A fully-equipped rooftop gym – enclosed in glass! • A kid and dog friendly environment • A true sense of community amongst neighbors • A growing, diverse neighborhood: new schools, restaurants, groceries, and boutiques! This is a truly unique apartment...unlike any other you’ll find anywhere in New York. When we talk to old-timers and shopkeepers in the neighborhood, they tell us that for years our building filled the air with the smell of chocolate. The “yellow candy box” on the corner of Myrtle and Spencer was home to The Cocoline Chocolate Factory. In 2002, architects transformed the impressive structure into a dynamic collection of 45 loft apartments and before long, it became home to a diverse community of creative professionals and young families. Just a 10-minute bike ride from trendy Williamsburg, Fort Greene Park and its lovely Farmer's Market, BAM (modern arts mecca), and Pratt Institute, the venerable school for art and design, the building is just 5 blocks from the G subway that connects to all major lines. Get to NYU, Union Square, The Village, and the Financial District in 30 minutes; 40 minutes to Midtown Manhattan. The developer’s pitch was: If a building can have good karma, The Chocolate Factory’s heavenly past is it. We believe this to be true. We love our space! We hope you’ll love it too…. IMAGES: http://chocoloft.carbonmade.com/projects/4501086#1