McKibben Loft unit with large windows in Bushwick asks $4,450

The high-ceilinged one-bedroom apartment features a large room with a bay window whose windows wrap around a corner.

Photo via Deegan Management

by Cate Corcoran

Inside the infamous McKibben Lofts, a converted 1940s factory in Bushwick known for wild parties and bedbugsThis 1-bedroom features large windows, a tin ceiling and wooden floors. It appears to be on the top floor of the 49-unit concrete building at 248 McKibbin Street, which consists of four floors above a basement.

The high-ceilinged unit includes a large room with a bay window whose windows wrap around a corner. The space is currently divided into zones for dining, cooking, lounging, foyer and office, according to the photos.

The listing reveals only part of the kitchen, consisting of white cabinets and black stone countertops. A bedroom with windows seems big enough for a queen bed.

The recently renovated bathroom has faux wood tiles on the floor, bathtub side and one wall, while the rest of the walls are lined with white tiles. According to the ad, a ladder provides access to the attic storage.

Building amenities include an oversized elevator, shared card-operated laundry, key fob access, live-in super, package room, bike storage and a rooftop deck. All pets and guarantors are allowed and the advert touts the building as an ‘artist/musician hotspot’ and the roof’s potential for ‘cool funky parties’.

Listed last week by Deegan Management for $4,250, the apartment now costs $4,450 per month. Worth it?

[Listing: 248 McKibbin Street #4 | Broker: Deegan Management] GMAP