Some of the coolest homes aren’t built—they’re reborn. Although the metamorphoses are stunning, it takes imagination to come up with creative reconfigurations that uphold form and function.
Firehouse Flair in Jersey City Heights
46 Irving Street - $2,250,000
3 Bedrooms 3.0 Baths
Once a working firehouse, this century-old structure at 46 Irving Street has been dramatically reimagined into a sizzling single-family residence. The brick facade still whispers "station house," but step inside and you're greeted by a bold, industrial-chic interior complete with exposed beams, soaring ceilings, and steel-framed windows.
It's a masterclass in adaptive reuse, blending gritty history with contemporary swagger. Bonus points for the rooftop terrace—perfect for extinguishing your thirst after a long day.
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School House Cool in Prospect Heights
279 Sterling Place, Unit 4A - $2,950,000
3 Bedrooms 1.5 Baths
Over in Brooklyn, 279 Sterling Place, Unit 4A turns the volume all the way up on character. Housed in a former school building, this lofty gem is dripping with academic charm—think towering ceilings, oversized arched windows, and original hardwoods that have aged like fine wine.
The open floor plan is airy but grounded, with clean lines and thoughtful finishes that scream grown-up sophistication. It’s class, literally, in session.
