Factory Lofts, 66 North 1st Street - Condo in Williamsburg
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Factory Lofts at 66 North 1st Street is a boutique 21 unit condominium that exemplifies Williamsburg's industrial transformation. Built in 1910, this six story brick building originally housed Newco Ironworks, specializing in custom steel structural and ornamental ironwork design. The building underwent conversion to condominiums in 2010, with the original brick façade carefully restored and oversized timber columns incorporated into the main lobby, along with a vertical extension that expanded the structure.
The loft apartments showcase authentic industrial character with double-height ceilings reaching nearly 17 feet, expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, and original exposed brick walls throughout. Units range from studios to three bedrooms, with many featuring American walnut flooring, steel stairs and railings in duplex layouts, and spacious mezzanine levels with full bathrooms on each floor. Several apartments boast impressive private outdoor space, including two tiered patios exceeding 700 square feet. Standard features include in-unit washer/dryers, central air conditioning and heating, and modern kitchens with high end appliances and Caesarstone countertops.
Residents benefit from heat, hot water, and cooking gas included in common charges, along with basement storage and a 10 year 421a tax abatement for qualifying units. The building offers a common roof deck with Manhattan skyline and East River views. Located in prime North Williamsburg, Factory Lofts sits steps from the Grand Ferry and Domino waterfront parks, with convenient access to both North and South Williamsburg East River Ferry stops and the L train, placing residents at the heart of the neighborhood's renowned dining, shopping, and cultural scene.
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