Loft in Historic Cobble Hill School With Parking, Foyer Asks $2.095 Million

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A genuine loft in a converted schoolhouse, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit offers distinctive industrial accents, such as high and angled ceilings, wooden support beams that crisscross the space, skylights, and exposed brick. It also comes with a slew of modern conveniences, including parking and central air.

The apartment is located on the top floor of 174 Pacific Street in the Cobble Hill Historic District. Built circa 1888, the red brick Public School No. 78 was converted to co-op apartments in 1984.

The beams, high ceilings, and exposed brick start in the spacious foyer where there is room for seating and storage. A short flight of steps leads to the open plan living and dining room with a wood burning fireplace, clerestory windows, skylights, and built-ins. Exposed wooden beams frame the space.

The newly renovated kitchen has white stone counters, brass accents, and an eye-catching slab of marble above the Miele range. There is also a dishwasher and, in the dining area, a wine fridge.

The wood floors and angled ceilings with exposed beams continue in the bedrooms, which feature imported Italian Missoni wallpaper. Both have extensive built-in closets, including one with an in-wall safe.

The bathrooms are mostly white with brass hardware and elegant stone tile such as a geometric mosaic tile floor. The en suite bath has a walk-in shower, while the other has a tub.

In the laundry room is herringbone wall tile and a marble-topped counter along with cabinets and overhead storage. The apartment has remote-controlled smart shades, recessed lighting, an alarm system with cameras, and eight closets. Also included are roof rights and a parking space in a gated area.

The four-story, 28-unit standalone building is well located in a coveted neighborhood on a leafy serene street. Co-purchasing, gifting, and subletting are allowed.

Listed by Anthony Robles and Aran Scott of Douglas Elliman, the apartment is priced at $2,095,000.

[Listing: 174 Pacific Street |Broker: Douglas Elliman] GMAP