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Converted prewar church in Bushwick blending historic brick exteriors with contemporary European design and premium finishes. Spacious lofts feature soaring ceilings, modern kitchens, and private terraces, attracting creative professionals near L/M subway lines.
Saint Nick Lofts Condominium is a 2024 Bushwick condominium created through the conversion of a pre-war church, retaining its brick exterior alongside a contemporary addition. The four story, six residence walk up was designed by The House of Shila Design Studio with Melamed Architect, P.C., combining the building’s industrial character with a modern European approach.
The apartments are organized around spacious layouts, tall ceilings, oversized windows, and private outdoor areas that include terraces, balconies, patios, and roof decks. Garden duplexes extend living space across two levels, while the three bedroom penthouses are arranged with 16 foot ceilings and upper level primary suites. Open living and dining areas, wide plank white oak floors, dark custom cabinetry, integrated appliances, and ironwork or polished concrete details recur in the residences.
Building amenities and services include central air conditioning, video intercom access, custom wood entry doors, and in-unit washer and dryer installations. The condominium is pet friendly, and the residences include private outdoor space as part of the building’s residential design rather than as a shared amenity.
In central Bushwick, Saint Nick Lofts is surrounded by parks, restaurants, nightlife venues, art galleries, and live music spaces. Its design and church conversion give the small condominium a distinct architectural identity, while its apartment layouts range from conventional two bedroom homes to duplexes and full scale penthouses.
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