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248 17th Street
Last updated on Apr 3, 2026

248 17th Street

Boutique 2002 factory conversion featuring seven distinctive lofts with exposed brick, original pine floors, and modern chef's kitchens. Perfectly positioned between South Slope and Greenwood Heights with rooftop views, vibrant dining, and Prospect Park nearby.

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Overview of 248 17th Street

248 17th Street is a unique residential building located at the intersection of South Slope and Greenwood Heights, originally a factory that has been converted into a boutique condominium. The building features seven distinct units, each showcasing a blend of industrial charm and modern living. The transformation was completed in 2002, preserving elements such as exposed brick walls and original wide-plank pine flooring, while incorporating contemporary amenities. Notably, the building was designed by Robert D. Henry, an architect recognized for his focus on wellness and sustainable design.

The apartments within 248 17th Street are characterized by their spacious layouts and abundant natural light, with many units featuring high ceilings, oversized windows, and open living spaces. Common features include chef's kitchens equipped with high-end appliances, in-unit laundry facilities, and ample storage options. Some units, like the artist loft, offer unique spaces such as dedicated studios and private outdoor gardens, enhancing the living experience. The building also provides access to a shared rooftop deck, perfect for enjoying panoramic views of the city.

Residents benefit from a vibrant neighborhood filled with artisanal restaurants, cafes, and shops, with easy access to public transportation just a block away. The proximity to Prospect Park and local attractions like Greenwood Cemetery adds to the appeal of the location. The community is known for its annual events, such as the South Slope Derby, fostering a sense of neighborhood camaraderie. Overall, 248 17th Street offers a distinctive living experience that combines artistic inspiration with urban convenience.
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Condo
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2002
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Alternate Addresses

  • 248 17 Street
  • 248-52 17 Street
1289 Lexington Avenue
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