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$2,999 / 1005ft2 - Sun-Drenched Studio with Iconic Views – Brooklyn Navy Yard (Dumbo)
141 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11205
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This is more than just a studio — it’s a statement workspace inside one of Brooklyn’s most exciting and prestigious developments: Building 77 at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Perched high above the city, this 1,005 sq ft studio is flooded with natural light and offers stunning, unobstructed views that instantly elevate your daily work experience. From sunrise to sunset, the space is bright, inspiring, and energizing — the kind of environment that makes people want to create, build, and stay.
✨ Why This Space Is Special:
1,005 sq ft open, flexible layout
Incredible natural light all day long
Beautiful views overlooking Brooklyn + beyond
High ceilings and modern industrial design
Large windows that completely transform the space
Clean, professional, and inspiring atmosphere
This is not your typical studio — this is a space that feels good the moment you walk in.
💡 Ideal For:
Creative agencies & startups
Designers, architects, and branding teams
Photography, video, and content studios
Showrooms or product-based businesses
Wellness or beauty concepts (dry use)
Entrepreneurs who want a next-level workspace
🚀 Why Building 77 at the Brooklyn Navy Yard?
Building 77 is one of NYC’s most unique and forward-thinking commercial hubs:
✔ Home to innovative companies, creatives, and makers
✔ Beautiful modern renovation of a historic industrial building
✔ On-site amenities, food hall, and community spaces
✔ Strong network of entrepreneurs and businesses
✔ A true campus environment — unlike anything else in NYC
✔ Surrounded by waterfront views and open space
This is where serious companies go to build something meaningful.
💰 The Value:
$3,000/month for 1,005 SF with views + light = extremely strong deal.
Spaces like this — especially in Building 77 — are limited and highly sought after.
📞 Call or text Alessa at 332-201-8444 to schedule a showing
Once you see the light and the view in person, you’ll understand why this won’t last.