10 Quincy St

A low-rise historic loft conversion in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, completed in 1930 and rebuilt as a four-story condominium collection of 41 primarily one-bedroom residences. The project preserves the restored original façade and loft-like interior volumes, with ceiling heights generally elevated to create the feel of an industrial conversion. Unit interiors combine exposed structural elements and wide-plank wood floors with contemporary finishes: recessed lighting, high ceilings, multi-zone heating and cooling, designer kitchens and baths, and soundproof windows. Many homes feature private outdoor spaces of varying sizes, oversized closets, deep soaking tubs and spa-style bathroom fittings. Shared spaces emphasize landscaped outdoor living — a central courtyard with planted Zen-style garden and a planted roof deck with outdoor kitchen — alongside a sculptural marble lobby, part-time attended reception, virtual doorman, two elevators, bike storage, a fitness room, and per-unit storage. The building also offers limited cabana-style roof spaces and deeded parking in select units. Pet policies and exact parking allocations are managed by the condominium governance. Located on a quiet Clinton Hill corner, the property is surrounded by tree-lined streets, brownstones, nearby Pratt Institute, parks and local restaurants, with multiple subway options (A/C/G and other nearby lines) providing direct Brooklyn and Manhattan access.