160 Imlay St

A six-story converted industrial loft on Brooklyn's Red Hook waterfront, the building dates to 1910 and was among the earliest reinforced concrete structures in the U.S. The conversion preserves the original cast-in-place concrete columns and board-formed ceiling textures while inserting contemporary loft interiors: oversized double-glazed steel windows, wide-plank European white oak floors, exposed concrete ceilings, and oversized European doors. The 55-residence collection includes one- to three-bedroom layouts and several floor-through, white-box penthouse opportunities with private terraces and generous ceiling heights (typically 12–16 feet). Kitchens are specified with high-end German brands and Miele appliances; bathrooms use Italian stone, custom millwork, and spa-appointed fixtures. Common areas emphasize resident wellness and social life — a landscaped roof deck with harbor and Manhattan views, a rear linear garden, fitness center with steam and sauna suites, attended lobby with 24-hour doorman, bicycle storage and private storage/parking options. The property offers indoor garage parking for purchase and package/concierge services, plus an on-site superintendent. Located amid Red Hook’s artist-oriented, low-rise maritime neighborhood, the building combines historic industrial character with modern systems such as central HVAC and in-unit washer/dryers to support everyday comfort.