423 Atlantic Ave

A six-story cooperative conversion originally constructed in 1928 and reworked into loft residences, this 33-unit building occupies a prominent Atlantic Avenue address in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. The architecture preserves industrial character: exposed steel columns, oversized multi-pane windows, high ceilings (commonly 11–15 feet), and wide plank or poured-concrete floors that underscore the former factory provenance. Units are one-bedroom and studio lofts—each unusually individual in plan with open great rooms, mezzanines or sleeping lofts in some homes, large walk-in closets, and eat-in or renovated chef-style kitchens with stainless appliances and generous storage. Common areas are quietly service-oriented: an elevator and freight access, a live-in superintendent, card-operated laundry, bike storage, and a maintained landscaped roof terrace offering broad skyline and harbor views. The building is FIOS-wired and pet‑friendly with occasional deeded parking opportunities; maintenance typically covers heat, water and gas. Located on Atlantic between Bond and Nevins, the property places residents steps from multiple subway lines (Atlantic Terminal and nearby stations), Trader Joe’s, Brooklyn Fare, restaurants, cultural venues like BAM and the Barclays Center, and the cafes and boutiques of Boerum Hill and adjacent neighborhoods.