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The Knick is a popular condo conversion in Bushwick, offering 49 units across three buildings. It features modern amenities while preserving historical charm, and includes a tax abatement until 2026.
The Knick is a four story Bushwick condominium assembled from three structures dating to 1899. The property was fully restored in 2011 and contains 49 loft style residences, retaining its pre-war scale and industrial character.
Apartments commonly have tall ceilings, oversized windows, open living and dining areas, and generous natural light. Arched windows distinguish several corner layouts, while private terraces recur elsewhere in the building. In-unit laundry and central HVAC are also common apartment attributes.
The building has two common roof decks, a fitness center, bike storage, a mail and package room, and a virtual doorman. Private storage and gated parking have accompanied a number of residences, though their assignment is unit specific.
Maria Hernandez Park is one block away, with Knickerbocker Avenue restaurants and shops surrounding the building. The M train stops at Central Avenue, while the L train stops at DeKalb Avenue, both about two blocks from The Knick.
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