#converted factory

I love the foyer.

Entrance to the unit.

What a lovely room. I love the fireplace and stairs.

This is lovely. I think that the architect did a good job of preserving some of the original wall while incorporating a fireplace.

Love the doors, too. I don't know what this unit is staged as, but I would think that the first room is a sitting room and this one would be a formal dining room.

The kitchen is very large and very cool. I love the retro look.

I've never seen curved cabinet doors. This is cool.

The windows let in so much light.

But they have nice gray shades. Perfect for evening, too.

Doors open to a private patio from the kitchen.

Isn't this beautiful?

The windows really make this end unit fill with natural light.

Beautiful wall and fireplace. This room is in the middle of 2 other rooms.

There's this family room on one side.

And, this sitting room on the other. It looks like the sofa and end table are built into the railing that hangs over the floor.

Bath #1 is a shower room with colorful tile on the floor and shower.

Bedroom #1 has a lovely feature- the exposed brick wall for the fireplace is white and for contrast, the side walls are natural.

Love the railings. The entire 3rd level is the primary suite.

This is gorgeous. You can see the original factory wall and chimney behind the closets.

Wow, look at that floating cabinet. This is the amazing primary bath. Love the lines of bricks cutting thru.

The tile is very industrial looking, and ties in beautifully with the factory theme.

For a townhouse, this yard is huge and it's very private. In the back there's a gate.

Walk out to an original cobblestone road.

And, it leads to the historic Wheel Park.

Enter the sleek modern black kitchen.

Love the brick. It's so interesting, architecturally.

The open kitchen is a decent size and has all the appliances. Full-size microwave tucked into the island. Look at the big exposed beams.

Then, step down to the dining area.

I wasn't aware that it's a duplex. Much cooler. On the other side of the stairs they have a smaller dining table. I would eliminate that.

The living room is in the corner, surrounded by brick walls.

It has a cozy feel.

Bd. #1 is very large.

It has walk-in closet.

And, a 3pc. en-suite.

Bd. #2, located down the spiral stairs, is very private.

Down the stairs they've located the washer/dryer. Not thrilled with that.

The bedroom's nice, but I don't think I'd want the washer/dryer in my room.

And, this is the en-suite. Love the sink bowl. I would've preferred one bathroom to have a shower, in lieu of a tub.

The halls are bright. My apt. is new and there are no windows in the halls.

Large parking lot.

Picturesque bridge over the Kettle Brook. (The building is called Kettle Brook Lofts.)

Nice.

The nearby Kettle Brook Conservation Area.

This is such a large open space and it's only 1 floor, I wonder what it would cost to heat.

The is nice. The first fl. is basically a studio, the kitchen, and a bath.

There's a sitting area.

Work area.

Work-out area.

This is the art studio, so it's a perfect place for an artist.

And, there's also a recording studio, so it's great for artists of all kinds.

The kitchen is a lovely space. It's so warm and cozy.

On the 2nd floor is an art gallery. Both bedrooms and a bath are also on this floor.

The primary suite is stunning.

It even has its own living room with a beautiful fireplace.

And, it has a lovely en-suite.

The 2nd bedroom has its own en-suite and is also a lovely room.

I wonder if there's at least a freight elevator somewhere.

The 3rd level is basically empty, but there are a couple of open sleeping areas and a sitting area.

The finished basement is gorgeous. I wish they would've shown more of it.

The gardens and outdoor areas are private and just beautifully done.

Stunning building.

It reminds me of a church that’s been set up as-is, as a home. (Actually, it looks more like a thrift store, but I think it could be very cute.)

I like that they left the original flooring patina and painted the ceiling red. They built kitchen cabinets to separate the kitchen and living room, which is nice. 

The dining area behind the kitchen is lovely. I think that if they rearranged the main living area, it would look a lot better.

It looks nice in this photo. I really like how they did the kitchen, and it’s a nice large one, too.

Private rooms were built for the 3 bds. I like the feature wall.

There are also 3 baths and this one has the original stone wall.

The area back here looks like a home b/c they built walls. Look at the red stairs to the 2nd level.

Laundry area in the back of the living quarters.

Very nice bd. and bath. 

In the back of the building, they made a little sheltered grilling area. 

It’s a large building and could be spectacular w/a little work.

There’s still a lot of unused space- another apt. for income could even be put in here.

I like this building.