The Tea Factory at 175 Stockholm Street is a 1931 pre-war rental building in Bushwick with authentic loft apartments and 11 foot ceilings. The three story building contains 42 residences, many with exposed brick, original hardwood floors, and open layouts that accommodate flexible configurations.
Apartment layouts include spacious three and four bedroom lofts, with large living areas and kitchens integrated into the main living space. The loft character is carried by the ceiling height, exposed masonry, and hardwood flooring, while the range of larger layouts gives the building a distinctly shared live work sensibility.
The building has a roof deck with city views, bike storage, a full laundry room, and a virtual doorman. Parking is offered for an additional cost, and pets are permitted. The surrounding blocks have bars, restaurants, cafes, and shops, including The Wheelhouse, Knickerbocker Bagel, and Seitan Vegan Cafe.
DeKalb Avenue on the L train is about eight minutes away, while Knickerbocker Avenue on the M train is about five minutes away. The building places residents near the commercial activity of Bushwick while retaining the spacious proportions and industrial details associated with its loft format.
Founded in 2012, Watermark Capital Group is a Brooklyn-based real estate developer and manager specializing in high-end residential rentals. It is known for converting historic buildings into modern luxury apartments with amenities and a focus on vibrant neighborhood living.