Few lofts showcase the stunning Manhattan skyline view that exists in unit 602. Immediately upon entering the home all of midtown and downtown Manhattan can be seen. Loft 602 is defined by its’ tall ceiling, wide plank oak flooring, and oversized factory windows that draw attention to the vistas. This loft is quite expansive, easily fitting a large L shape couch, chair, small desk, and 4 to 6 person dining table. We’ve virtually staged the interior to help you gauge the size. The ceiling height is quite high, roughly 12 feet. The corner unit faces Southwest, drawing in tons of afternoon sunlight. As for the building, this industrial beauty stands on the corner of Manhattan Avenue & Skillman Ave just a couple blocks from the Lorimer L/G Trains. The 6 floor structure was built in 1910 and gutted just a few years ago, keeping many of it's original details, exposed piping, brick, and woodwork. 26 lofts have been carved out of the interior which includes elevators, laundry room, bicycle storage, gym facility, courtyard, and rooftop deck with 360 degree views. The property is surrounded by trees on a quite intersection, steps away from Graham Ave, Metropolitan Ave, and some of the area's top restaurants & bars. The lofts are timeless. We love the wide plank Raw Oak Flooring that has been installed throughout all the units and hallways... and the exposed beveled concrete ceiling with piping. Searching for an apartment for rent in Brooklyn, New York City? Explore tenant reviews and building data for 350 Manhattan Avenue #602 in Williamsburg. See pricing history, violations, landlord info, and more before you rent.