Not all lofts are created equal. Dakota is the real deal-an iconic 1923 brick building converted in 1997 with honest materials you can feel the second you walk in: cement floors+columns, exposed ductwork, track lighting, brick and tall concrete ceilings. And then there is the historical detail from the past, the original yellow factory stripes running across the floor. The space lives open and intentional: a true one bedroom plus a bonus enclave that can flex into studio space, library or guest zone. Concrete countertops paired with premium cabinetry give the kitchen a clean, modern edge. Cabinets in kitchen and bath were designed specifically for this space. Seller has installed double panes on the historic windows. Parking in the lower parking garage. Secure storage in the basement of the building.