Originally erected in 1930 as part of a waterfront industrial complex, 30 Washington Street in DUMBO was converted to rental residences in in 2012 by Brooklyn-based Two Trees Management and the 7-story redbrick building is now home to 94 handcrafted loft apartments offering the perfect blend of old and new. Located at the intersection of Washington and Water Streets, 30 Washington is often photographed as part of the neighborhood's timeless vistas of the Manhattan Bridge.
Current listings show there are four 1-bedroom units priced between $3,420 and $3,992 per month and listings note one month of free rent may be included in lease terms. The building is within a historic district and inside, the residences maintain preserved details including exposed beams of Pacific Northwest timber cut in the late 1800s.
Current listings show there are four 1-bedroom units priced between $3,420 and $3,992 per month and listings note one month of free rent may be included in lease terms. The building is within a historic district and inside, the residences maintain preserved details including exposed beams of Pacific Northwest timber cut in the late 1800s.
Loft residence, via Two Trees
Apartments are spacious and have high ceilings, and some units have separate home offices. Large casement windows offer views of the quaint neighborhood, and some have views of the Manhattan skyline or the bridges connecting the boroughs. There are hardwood floors, track and recessed lighting and exposed structural elements that complete the New York loft aesthetic. Kitchens are contemporary with modern cabinetry, stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher and microwave, and also garbage disposals. Stackable washers and dryers are also included and there is also programmable climate control.
Visit CityRealty’s 30 Washington Street profile for listings and more photos or contact the leasing office for terms and pricing.
Visit CityRealty’s 30 Washington Street profile for listings and more photos or contact the leasing office for terms and pricing.
Modern kitchens, via Two Trees
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