2003 Brooklyn St

A converted early-20th-century warehouse in Detroit’s Corktown, the Grinnell Lofts occupy a 1913 masonry structure originally built for the Grinnell Brothers piano company. Mid-rise in scale, the property was rehabilitated into residential lofts in the mid-2000s and now contains primarily one- and two-bedroom bi-level and single-level units with classic industrial bones. Interiors emphasize preserved details: exposed brick walls, original hardwood factory planks, heavy timber beams, and oversized Pella windows that provide generous daylight and skyline views. Unit finishes vary by residence and include granite or quartz counters, stainless appliances, wood and cork flooring, mosaic-tiled baths, jetted tubs and steam showers, in-unit laundry and substantial walk-in closets. Many lofts feature private outdoor spaces such as balconies, walk-out terraces and private rooftop decks accessed by interior stairs. Building amenities focus on resident convenience and maintenance: elevator access, central vacuum, high-speed internet availability, cable provision, grounds upkeep and lighting. Parking is available with assigned indoor garage spaces and additional secured surface stalls; select listings note heated garage access. Pet policies and specific services are managed by homeowners association rules; HOA dues commonly cover water, building insurance, common-area maintenance and reserves. Located on the edge of Corktown near the Michigan Central Station and a short walk to downtown Detroit, the property sits in a walkable neighborhood of restaurants, shops and transit connections, offering a loft-style urban lifestyle with historic character.