133 Imlay St. #ALL

This property combines three industrial buildings that have been totally renovated to create one spectacular 13,550 square foot space with a legal apartment, an amenity almost unheard of in former industrial buildings in Red Hook.

Currently the home of Kidd-Yellin Galleries, this space contains multiple work areas, art galleries, offices, living quarters, as well as a fully equipped cafeteria and a communal recreation space. There are ceiling heights of 14 feet, multiple skylights, fully updated plumbing and electrical, and a large flat roof just begging for a deck to enjoy the view of the Statue of Liberty and the Manhattan skyline.

It is situated in the heart of Red Hook just a block from the harbor and a block from Van Brunt Street, the main drag. Red Hook’s old-world charm and low-key village vibe has attracted many established and burgeoning artists and is home to many long-standing and revered establishments, such as Sunny’s Bar, Steve’ Authentic Key Lime Pies, Baked, and the Lobster Pound. It has also attracted new businesses, such as Fairway and IKEA and is the departure point for the Queen Mary II and Carnival Cruise Lines. Condo construction is planned in the area and growth is evident throughout the neighborhood.

The possibilities for this space are endless. It is ideal for creating and exhibiting paintings, sculpture, movies, videos, music, theater, dance, and much, much more. It could house a boutique, a restaurant, a coffee shop or whatever else you dream of. Just bring your imagination and your vision.

Shown by appointment.