Printhouse Lofts is a six story rental building at 139 North 10th Street in Williamsburg, originally constructed in 1910 as a warehouse. It later housed a toy factory and printing operation before its conversion to 36 loft apartments in 2014, preserving exposed brick, timber beams, restored wood columns, and industrial detailing.
The residential conversion was designed by HTO Architect PLLC, with interiors by Durukan Design. The apartments have open layouts, oversized factory style windows, wide plank hardwood floors, exposed piping and ducts, and kitchens with stainless steel appliances; timber beam ceilings rise to roughly 12 feet in the residences described.
Layouts include duplexes as well as one, one and a half, two, and three bedroom apartments. Two ground floor homes have 50 foot long solariums, while a fifth floor residence has a 225 square foot terrace, giving the building a broader range of spatial arrangements than a standard loft conversion.
Building amenities include a rooftop terrace with outdoor entertainment space, resident storage, a video intercom, virtual doorman service, laundry facilities, and bicycle storage. In North Williamsburg, the building is close to McCarren Park, Smorgasburg, the East River State Park, Brooklyn Bowl, Music Hall of Williamsburg, and the neighborhood's restaurants and retail along North 6th Street and Bedford Avenue.
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Founded in 1992, Greystone Development is a New York City–based developer specializing in residential rentals and mixed-use projects. Known for context-sensitive design, its buildings offer modern amenities such as fitness centers and rooftop decks aimed at urban renters.
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