Distinctive and Historic Red Hook Live-Work Corner Building Seeks $4.5 Million
This handsome 19th century red brick building offers loft-like living spaces with exposed beams and original fireplaces, as well as charming commercial spaces on the ground floor.
If you’ve been thinking about staking a claim in Red Hook before it’s too late, this handsome 19th century red brick building on the corner of two cobblestone streets is a prime candidate. The complex at 220 Conover Street and 160 Coffey Street offers loft-like living spaces with exposed beams and original fireplaces, as well as charming commercial spaces on the ground floor, including a former apothecary.
The top two floors house a spacious duplex with a loft-like living room and outdoor space on the roof. The view of the harbor stretches from the Verrazano Bridge to the Statue of Liberty.
The ground floor commercial spaces feature high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows and doors. One is currently leased until March 2019 by the bar Botanica. There is also an event space in the basement.
The spaces can be configured in a variety of ways for residences, live-work or commercial uses.
All told, there are tremendous opportunities for income with this building. It could also be converted into a single-family.
The property is a short distance from some of the area’s most successful restaurants and businesses, among them Steve’s Authentic Keylime Pies and Baked. Widow Jane and Cacao Prieto distilleries are next door; Red Hook Winery is three blocks away.
Listed by Marie-Alyce Devieux and Jessica Mileto of Douglas Elliman, the property is asking $4.5 million.
[Listing: 220 Conover Street | Broker: Douglas Elliman] GMAP
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