This 5-story former church property in Williamsburg was converted in 2014 to 40 rental apartments known as The Spire Lofts. The building features exceptional quirks including cast-iron catwalks, angled wooden beams, and unique kitchen designs, with amenities such as a roof deck, laundry, and virtual doorman.
The Spire Lofts, located at 167 North 6th Street in Williamsburg, is a unique residential conversion of the former St. Vincent de Paul Church. Completed in 2014 by Heritage Equity Partners, this 5-story building features 40 rental apartments that blend modern living with historical charm. Designed by Patrick Keely in 1869, the building showcases architectural elements such as arched stained glass windows and original exposed brick, creating a distinctive living environment.
Each apartment is characterized by its spacious layouts, with some boasting soaring 20 foot ceilings and unique design features like reclaimed Heart Pine pillars, distressed cast iron catwalks, and wooden sliding loft doors. The interiors are enhanced by state-of-the-art finishes, including custom kitchens with Caesarstone countertops and high-end appliances from Bosch and Fisher-Paykel. Bathrooms are designed with reclaimed brick walls, pressed tin ceilings, and steam showers, ensuring a blend of rustic elegance and modern convenience.
Amenities at The Spire Lofts include a roof deck, laundry facilities, and a virtual doorman, with a pet-friendly policy that adds to its appeal. The building's prime location offers easy access to the Bedford L subway station, as well as a vibrant neighborhood filled with bars, cafes, and boutiques. Residents can enjoy nearby attractions such as McCarren Park, which features recreational facilities and a Green Market on weekends.
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