DUMBO: 168 Plymouth Street, A Ten-Story Residential Project In The Brooklyn Historic District Has Been Completed

BROOKLYN: A newly renovated properties provide 46 units at the southwestern corner of Plymouth and Jay Streets, a short walk from the East River waterfront and Brooklyn Bridge Park.

The scaffolding and construction netting has been dismantled from 50 Jay Street and the sidewalk fencing has been removed, revealing the final product.

Homes at 168 Plymouth Street are designed by Alloy Development’s in-house team and come in four unique styles:

“Brick and Timber” lofts with restored and exposed brick walls, beams, and columns, and tall factory windows

“Daylight Factory” lofts with exposed concrete beams and columns and the same oversized factory windows

“Townhouses,” duplexes starting on the ground floor of both historic structures, each with a private entrance on Jay Street

“Penthouses” with private outdoor rooftop terraces, gas grills, and wine fridges.

Residential amenities include a fitness center, a private courtyard designed by landscape architecture studio Future Green, a landscaped common roof terrace with cabanas and outdoor cooking areas, a fitness room, bicycle storage, and package storage units.