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Landmark Pencil Factory is a landmarked rental building in Brooklyn's Greenpoint neighborhood, built in 1931 and located at 59 Kent Street. The 5-story building contains 36 units and offers amenities such as a roof deck and laundry room.
Landmark Pencil Factory is a historic rental building located in Brooklyn's Greenpoint neighborhood, completed in 1931. This landmarked structure at 59 Kent Street features 36 units spread across five stories. Residents enjoy amenities such as a roof deck and a laundry room, enhancing the living experience in this vibrant area.
The apartments are characterized by their authentic loft design, showcasing 12 ft. wood beamed ceilings, exposed brick walls, and high gloss polished concrete floors. Many units also feature custom kitchens and baths, oversized Low-e windows, and spacious layouts, with some offering stunning views from multiple exposures.
Conveniently situated just two blocks from the G Greenpoint Subway Stop and the East River Ferry, the building provides easy access to public transportation. The surrounding area is bustling with amenities, including shops and restaurants along Franklin Avenue, as well as proximity to the Transmitter riverfront park and dog run, making it an ideal location for urban living.
Notably, the building retains its original architectural charm while incorporating modern conveniences, such as bike storage and part-time doorman services. The combination of historic character and contemporary amenities makes the Landmark Pencil Factory a unique residential option in Brooklyn.
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