The handsome, 6-story residential condominium building at 80 Metropolitan Avenue in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn is an impressive, solid mass of blue masonry with punched, multipaned windows.

It has 114 loft apartments and 9 townhouse units.

It is a short walk to the East River State Park, Bedford Avenue shopping and dining and the L subway line.

The building has a full-time doorman, a concierge, a live-in superintendent, a garage, a gym, a swimming pool, a roof garden with cabanas, a bicycle room, private storage, a courtyard and is pet-friendly.

Apartment ceilings are almost 10 feet high.

Kitchens have Liebherr refrigerators, Bosch gas ranges with Kitchenaid hoods, Bosch ovens, Blanco kitchen sinks, Caesar stone countertop and stone tile backsplashes. Baths have Toto toilets, Zuma tubs and Robern mirrored medicine cabinets.

The building, which was erected in 2008, is FHA approved for mortgages.

When he was planning the project, developer Donald Steiner brought an old warehouse at 51 North 1st Street where Elizabeth Streb, a choreographer and dance studio operator, had several years remaining on her lease. The developer initially planned to raze the building but agreed to sell it to Ms. Streb minus its backyard, which he decided he needed for 80 Metropolitan.

The building was designed by Greenburg Farrow Architects.

The site, which is bounded by Wythe and Kent Avenue and N 1st Street, was formerly occupied by an Old Dutch Mustard factory.