Under offer
· listed Aug 2026
Maple Loft
Brooklyn, New York
$1.89M
Fourteen-foot ceilings, twelve-foot windows, one very good kitchen.
A former maple-syrup warehouse on a quiet Park Slope block, converted in 2009 and renovated again last spring by the architect who lives next door. The brick is original, the oak floors are not, and both are better for it.
The kitchen is the room you will live in: a stainless island long enough to seat six, a proper range, and open shelves on a wall of reclaimed brick. Light arrives from the south and the west, which is the whole point of a top floor.
Two bedrooms sit at the quiet end behind a pocket door. The building is a six-unit co-op with low monthly charges, a shared roof and a very reasonable board.
Highlights
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14 ft ceilings and arched windows
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Stainless steel island kitchen
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Shared roof terrace
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In-unit washer and dryer
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Pocket-door primary suite
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Low-charge six-unit co-op
Floor plan
Monthly estimate
Principal & interest
$9,310
At 6.25% over 30 years
Facts
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
2
Interior
1,650 sq ft
Built
1924
Plot
Top floor of 6
Parking
Bike room, street
Heating
Central, radiators
Type
City
