Project

11 CREEK DRIVE

11 creek drive, beacon, NY

RENOVATION

2015

18,600 SQFT

Location

Project type

year of completion

RESIDENTIAL SPACE

RESIDENTIAL UNITS

4

2 br

2

3 br

Exterior view of the brick residential building at 11 Creek Drive in Beacon, NY, surrounded by greenery under a clear sky.

Edgewater

Prime Location, steps from Main Street

Controlled intercom access

11 Creek Drive, formerly a neglected silk factory, underwent a transformation into high-end condominiums in 2015. This ambitious restoration project revitalized the East end of Main Street, fostering residential, condominium and commercial development.

High speed internet access

On-site parking

Energy recovery ventilation in every unit

Energy-efficient central heating & cooling systems

Hot water on demand

Exposed interior brick walls

Private decks & balconies

Hardwood floors

Original wood beams

Stainless steel kitchen appliances

Washer / dryer

Elevator

Walk-in closet

High ceilings

During this renovation project, Weber Projects collaborated with federal, state, and local authorities to secure funding and undertake the reconstruction of a substantial portion of the aging stormwater infrastructure. They also focused on reintroducing drought-resistant native species and created a beautiful section of the Greenway Trail along Fishkill Creek for community enjoyment.

Building features

Apartment amenities

Prime Location, steps from Main Street

Design

Each unit of this historic flagship property features original brick walls, high ceilings and airy interiors flooded with natural light. The entrance to the property is flanked by two large iron wheels which once powered its manufacturing operations in the 19th century. Over-sized windows provide stunning views of Fishkill creek from every unit, and each has a spacious balcony from which to enjoy unimpeded views of Mount Beacon.

Prime Location, steps from Main Street

Before

This historic flagship property has been featured in design magazines for its fresh interpretation of industrial chic. Each unit has original brick walls, high ceilings, and airy, naturally lit interiors.

It was a neglected industrial site with a rich and varied history. Initially, it thrived as a silk factory, later transitioning into a salvage yard before falling into abandonment.