70 Washington St

A 13-story former factory converted to condominium residences in the Dumbo waterfront district, completed as housing in the mid-2000s while the original structure dates to 1915. The conversion preserved industrial character: oversized multi-pane windows, exposed concrete beams and lofty ceiling heights that create loft-like two- and one-bedroom layouts. Interiors commonly feature open-plan kitchens with high-end appliances, stone or quartz counters, beamed ceilings, engineered bamboo or dark-stained hardwood floors, generous closets including walk-ins, and in-unit laundry hookups or dedicated laundry rooms. Many residences include private outdoor spaces ranging from small balconies to terraces and private yards. Shared facilities emphasize full-service urban living with a staffed 24-hour attended lobby/doorman, package room, on-site superintendent, fitness center and a large landscaped roof deck with lounge areas and views toward the East River and Manhattan skyline. The building supports pet ownership and maintains relatively low common charges for the neighborhood, with periodic capital assessments noted in listings. Located steps from Brooklyn Bridge Park, waterfront promenades, restaurants, galleries, transit (F, A/C, and other nearby lines) and ferry access, the property marries converted industrial architecture with modern condominium conveniences in one of Brooklyn’s most walkable, amenity-rich neighborhoods.