1 E Main St

A four-story, early-20th-century brick-and-steel factory converted into condominium lofts, completed originally in 1912 and adaptively reused for residential living. The structure retains industrial character—exposed timber beams, original steel fixtures, and brick walls—paired with large factory-style windows and 12–14-foot ceilings that flood units with natural light. Residences are primarily two-bedroom lofts with open-plan living, chef-caliber kitchens (island counters, premium appliances), high-end finishes (marble and quartz counters, heated walnut or radiant wood floors), and modern mechanical upgrades including mini-split heat pumps, radiant heated floors, and elevator access to upper levels. Many units feature private outdoor spaces such as balconies, terraces, or a private roof, plus assigned off-street parking and bike storage. Common building attributes emphasize adaptive reuse details, a private roof and mailbox service; select units include private elevators. The setting sits at the east end of Beacon’s Main Street, immediately across from the Roundhouse waterfall and close to Metro-North, restaurants, galleries, breweries and hiking trails. The overall lifestyle balances historic industrial ambiance with contemporary conveniences in a walkable, arts-oriented Hudson Valley village.