This one-bedroom, top-floor, corner co-op apartment has the vibe of a beautiful loft, complete with exposed brick and arched windows. It’s located in the eclectic Lorington, which was built as apartments in 1909 and converted to a housing cooperative in 1949. Each unit has a distinct identity. We covered another one a couple of years ago—a ground-floor corner unit and former art gallery—and from the inside, they don’t even look like they’re in the same building.
(See also: Another unit currently on the market, a studio with a generously sized bedroom area, a separate kitchen, and high, box-beam ceilings.)
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