Architect Robert Hillier deftly combined mid-century modern and contemporary industrial style during the artful conversion of a former garage in the heart of Princeton. The loft-style condominiums are just two blocks from the eateries and shopping of Nassau Street and Princeton University’s world-famous campus, yet feel totally sheltered from the hustle and bustle within a gated courtyard lined with trees and benches. This particular unit features all the best elements: exposed brick, metal trusswork and big windows. Easy-care tile gives way to durable bamboo flooring in the open living areas illuminated by recessed and track lighting. A spiral staircase leads up to the open-air bedroom and the subway tiled bathroom. A stacked washer/dryer offers space-efficient convenience, while deep closets on both levels keep essentials neatly stowed away. On-site parking makes this manageably-sized condominium a great option for those who wish to embrace in-town living, but still want the freedom to come and go as they please!
