Industrial styling and grand proportions define this Downtown Brooklyn studio loft in an amenity-rich, investor friendly condominium building. Arrive at the 834-square-foot home and take in vaulted ceilings that soar 11 feet high, while handsome 5-inch-wide oak floors run underfoot. With a 15-foot expanse of west-facing CitiQuiet Soundproof Windows, you'll enjoy both fantastic light and peaceful serenity in the oversized main living room. The flexible space provides a generous footprint for living, dining, sleeping and even home office areas, while the sleek open kitchen is well-equipped with black granite countertops, cabinet space and stainless-steel appliances, including a dishwasher and built-in microwave. A hall lined with generous closets leads to the newly renovated spa bathroom outfitted with a relaxing Jacuzzi tub and overhead rainfall shower. An in-unit washer-dryer and central heat and air add comfort and convenience to this tranquil and stylish Brooklyn loft. The Toy Factory Lofts at 176 Johnson Street were once home to the toy manufacturer responsible for the Depression-era piggy bank, Budget Bank, and for the uber-popular Electric Football game of the 1960s and 70s which has sold more than 70 million units to date. Converted to luxury lofts in 2004, today's residents of the pet-friendly condominium enjoy video intercom and virtual doorman service with package room, live-in superintendent, storage and bike room, a dazzling roof lounge under construction, fitness center and onsite parking. Located at the epicenter of vibrant Downtown Brooklyn, and surrounded by Brooklyn Heights, BoCoCa, Dumbo and Fort Greene, there is no better location from which to enjoy the borough's fantastic shopping, dining and entertainment. City Point is minutes away and features a Trader Joe's, Alamo Drafthouse and the Dekalb Market Food Hall.
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