
A Brooklyn loft situated on the "most Instagrammable road" in Dumbo lists for $2.6 million.
Russ Ross Pictures for The Corcoran Group
A two-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom loft situated on the “most Instagrammable road in Brooklyn” has hit the marketplace for $2.6 million.
Unit 3 at 31 Washington St. has been pegged as a “basic Dumbo loft” with “timeless high quality that feels uniquely old style New York,” with options that embody uncovered brick, giant timber beams and columns, giant home windows and hovering 12-foot ceilings.
Accomplished with a chef’s kitchen, expansive residing rooms with built-in bookshelves and two built-in desks, the residence is located proper on the waterfront — on the nook of Washington and Water streets within the stylish neighborhood. And the signature road view is a portal into New York Metropolis’s previous.
Framed by two historic red-brick buildings which have been principally unchanged since 1909, the view famously exhibits a distance shot of the Empire State Constructing by a assist arch underneath the Manhattan Bridge.
The cobblestoned road, plus that view portal, attracts swarms of tourists and influencers from world wide yearly for that excellent Instagram shot.








“Considered one of Brooklyn’s most iconic views greets you every single day on the entrance to this sprawling, second story genuine Dumbo loft situated inside an elevator constructing much less a half block from the luxurious greenery of Principal Road Park, Brooklyn Bridge Park and the Dumbo waterfront,” the itemizing provides.
Newly renovated, the lengthy entryway passes a powder room adorned with pink wallpaper and a pedestal sink.
A mixed pantry and laundry room are discreetly tucked behind a basic and distinctive barn door.





31 Washington St. was initially constructed because the Tubal Cain Iron Works manufacturing facility within the late 1800’s. Transformed into condos in 2001, the constructing options 13 distinctive residences.
Heather McMaster, Statia Grossman, and Kerry Sullivan of The Corcoran Group maintain the itemizing.
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