Now showing! Top floor, fully renovated Gallery Loft with alcove and gorgeous open kitchen and in-unit Bosch washer and dryer. This unit has 3 double closets and a laundry closet.
Kitchen: stone counter tops, Moen sink and faucet, 5 burner cast iron cooktop GE range, Fisher & Paykel refrigerator with bottom freezer & dishwasher.
Available for move in between 3/3 and 4/1.

The Guarantors and Rhino accepted - Skip the security deposit with Rhino!
Pet friendly - maximum 50lbs (breed restrictions apply)

In the building:
-Brand new attended lobby, new entry with phone connected intercom system
-Package room
-Furnished roof deck with stunning Manhattan and East River view
-Fitness Center with Peloton
-Elevators
-Indoor garage parking for cars, SUVs, motorcycles and bicycles-
-10,000sf Spa and Wet Lounge
-Le Petit Monstre French Bakery and Grocery
-Brooklyn Creative League Workspace (limited free access for residents)

On the block:
-Brooklyn Roasting Company
-121 Fitness-Recess Art Gallery
-Il Porto Wood Oven Pizza and Restaurant
-Grapeshot Wine Boutique
-Burger Ur Way & Greenway Salad

Commuting options galore: The Pier 72 Ferry Terminal - The Brooklyn Navy Yard Ferry - is just 3 blocks away and offers a fast, one-stop commute to Wall Street (10 min) and Midtown Manhattan (13 min) 275 Park Avenue has a Citi Bike station located right outside as well as easy access to the Clinton/Washington G subway line, York Street F subway line and Jay St / Metrotech A,C,F and R trains, as well as the B62, B57 and B69 bus lines.

Located at the nexus of four of NYC's most desired neighborhoods - DUMBO, Downtown Brooklyn, Williamsburg and Clinton Hill and just outside the reimagined Brooklyn Navy Yard boasting NYC staples like the Brooklyn Roasting Company, the famous Russ and Daughters, Transmitter Brewing Company, Pizza Yard, Dock 72 Galley, Jalapa Jar, Holy Pita, We Rub You, Kings County Distillery, Rooftop Reds, Hungry House and Wegmans grocery store.

Experience authentic loft living at the redesigned 275 Park Avenue. Originally built as a manufacturing facility for fine confections, the former Rockwood Chocolate Factory in its prime was the second largest chocolate provider in the country, ranking only below Hershey's. Retaining its Romanesque Revival exterior style, it has now been transformed into a spectacular loft community.