The interiors of the loft-like condos at the Austin Nichols House perfectly blend timeless qualities of an industrial Brooklyn building with the modern updates of a luxury condominium. You'll find high beveled concrete ceilings, expansive floor spaces, and concrete columns juxtaposed with white modern kitchens, marble & subway tiled bathrooms, and herringbone flooring. It is evident that the building has historic relevance, having once operated as a Grocery Trade, and then Bourbon Distillery. In the 90's, before it's conversion to a legal residency, artists used to live, work, and play at 184 Kent. Loft C-104 has an interior that is open and airy. A unique detail of the first floor home is it's location beyond the public sidewalk, road, and entry to the building. Instead of looking out over a busy walkway, as you might in most 1st floor apartments, here your viewpoint is of trees and carefully manicured vegetation. Located in the best corner of the building (C-quad) a resident of C-104 will have quick and easy access to a wide array of facilities. Austin Nichols offers one of the most impressive amenity packages you'll find at a condominium in Brooklyn. This includes several manicured outdoor spaces including the roof with it's 2 gas-line grills, a waterfront fitness center where you can watch ferries skip by from each treadmill, a theater with premium seating and surround sound, a music room with an upright piano, a massive business center with private conference rooms, a large child's playroom, storage, garage parking, bicycle parking, and on and on. Sure, there are other buildings that offer these amenities, but none quite as large and well thought-through as those in the Austin Nichols House. *PS: Photos are of another unit in the building. Photos of THIS unit will be posted NEXT week!
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