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Bronx Bricks is a five story, 11 unit condominium in Mott Haven, built in 1904 as a sewing factory and converted to residences in 2008. The compact conversion retained the building’s industrial proportions and much of its original fabric.
The lofts span at least 1,200 to 2,355 square feet, with open plans and ceilings ranging from 10 to 12 feet. Original maple floors, exposed brick, heavy timber beams and columns recur in the residences, while oversized windows and corner exposures bring substantial light to many layouts. Several floor plans have been divided flexibly for bedrooms, offices or live and work space.
A solar roof array is connected to residential electrical use, and the building has a laundry room, resident and bicycle storage, a video intercom and a virtual doorman. Pets are permitted. The Mott Haven branch of the New York Public Library is a few doors away, with the historic brownstone blocks of Alexander Avenue at the end of the block. The 6 train stops at Third Avenue and 138th Street, the 4 and 5 stop at 138th Street and Grand Concourse, and the 2 and 5 serve Third Avenue and 149th Street.
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