Building: 168 Plymouth Street

The last loft conversion in Dumbo. 168 Plymouth combines two landmarked structures located in DUMBO’s coveted Historic district into 46 homes. The round arch style red brick & timber building was erected in 1891 by Masury & Sons Paintworks who subsequently built the adjacent concrete daylight factory building as an addition in 1921. Two modern but contextual additions on top of the existing structures will house 5 penthouses. One of the last loft conversions in the neighborhood, homes feature high ceilings and large window openings as well as historic details of exposed brick and timber or concrete beams and columns.

The buildings main entrance is located on the Plymouth Street, a picturesque cobblestone street with west facing vistas of the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges. Residents enter the building through a private landscaped courtyard designed by Future Green. Amenities include a 24-7 doorman, lobby lounge, landscaped rooftop terrace, gym designed by La Palestra, and bike storage. There are 23 unique floor plans ranging from 1 bedrooms to 4 bedrooms including 3 live-work townhouse units with private entrances, 17 brick and timber lofts, 20 concrete daylight factory lofts, a garden unit, and 5 unique penthouse units.