Welcome to 160 Imlay, The New York Dock Building, where contemporary luxury meets historic charm in this long-awaited warehouse loft conversion in Red Hook. Unit 5-B2 is a stunning 1,777 +/- sqft, 1-bedroom, 2-bathroom loft that offers breathtaking North and West views overlooking Manhattan's skyline. This spacious unit boasts 12-foot exposed concrete ceilings, creating an artistic and open ambiance that is quintessential to loft living. The designer kitchen by Bulthaup is equipped with premium Miele appliances, a center island with a waterfall marble edge, and sinks and faucets by Blanco, making it both stylish and functional. The bathrooms feature Italian stone walls, contemporary Italian sinks, custom millwork, and back-lit mirrors, ensuring a luxurious experience. Additional features of this remarkable unit include oversized floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the space with natural light, European White Oak wood flooring, custom oversized European doors, central heating and cooling systems, and in-unit washer/dryers. The original concrete pillars throughout the apartment add a touch of historical architecture to the modern design. Ample closet space with custom built storage ensures you have plenty of room for all your belongings. 160 Imlay also offers a range of premium amenities including a fitness center, steam and sauna rooms, a 24-hour doorman, a building superintendent, private storage units, and a beautifully landscaped roof deck perfect for hosting private events. This exceptional loft is the perfect blend of authentic spaciousness and modern convenience, ready to be called home. 1 month's rent: $7,750 Security deposit: $7,750 Move-in deposit: $1,000 (refundable) Application fee: $500 Administration: $395 *Represents current apartment configuration, which may not conform to official legal documentation. Tenants should consult with their legal or architectural professionals to determine legal use parameters.
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