28 Old Fulton St

The Eagle Warehouse at 28 Old Fulton Street is a landmarked, late-19th-century masonry warehouse converted to residential use. Completed in 1894 and rising nine stories, the building contains mid-sized co-op holdings made up primarily of two-bedroom loft-style residences alongside a range of other layouts created through later subdivisions and mergers. Architecturally the exterior preserves the historic façade and industrial character associated with its origins as the Brooklyn Eagle printing plant; interiors typically feature very high ceilings, exposed beams or cast-iron columns, oversized windows and hardwood floors from a mix of original and refurbished finishes. Apartment interiors emphasize loft proportions and storage: expansive great rooms with open-plan kitchens, built-in cabinetry and plentiful closet systems recur across units, while select homes include skylights, mezzanines or multi-level/tri-plex arrangements. Common building services are full-service co-op amenities scaled to urban living — a part-time or full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, on-site management, bike storage, rentable private storage, and laundry facilities on multiple floors. Recently completed lobby and fitness center renovations modernize shared spaces while retaining the building’s historic character. Situated at the junction of DUMBO and Brooklyn Heights, the Eagle Warehouse offers immediate access to Brooklyn Bridge Park, ferry services and multiple subway lines. The building is pet-friendly, permits subletting under certain conditions, and supports residents seeking loft proportions, generous storage solutions and waterfront-adjacent urban life within a landmarked, service-oriented cooperative.