Located at 341 39th Street, Sunset Yards is a modern commercial space in the historic waterfront neighborhood of Sunset Park, Brooklyn. Once a garment factory and warehouse, Sunset Yards has undergone floor-to-ceiling renovations and is outfitted with modern industrial-style finishes and state-of-the-art infrastructure. New windows offer plentiful light and 360 degrees of unobstructed views of Brooklyn, New York Harbor, the Statue of Liberty, and the Manhattan skyline. The lobby features a stylishly furnished lounge with a staffed front desk; other amenities include indoor bike storage, and a rotation of local food trucks every weekday, directly accessible from the lobby loading dock featuring a massive mural by Mike Perry Studio. Sunset Yards offers ground floor retail with 150 feet of frontage on 39th Street and building signage visible to the 147,170 daily drivers on Interstate 278/Gowanus Expressway. Uniquely positioned between the subway and the expressway, commuting is a breeze for auto and car-free commuters. Three bus lines are within a one-block radius servicing Sunset Park, Bay Ridge, Fort Hamilton, Borough Park, Flatbush-Ditmas Park, and East Flatbush. Sunset Yards is three blocks from the 36th Street express subway station, including the D, N, and R trains, or for those who prefer to drive, Sunset Yards is adjacent to the 39th Street exit off the Interstate 278/Gowanus Expressway. In addition, there are dedicated bike lanes, and the Greenway Bike Path extension is coming soon. Sunset Yards sits around the corner from Industry City. Industry City is a vibrant venue with six million square feet of amenities, offering hip eateries, shops, art galleries, and outdoor events. Sunset Park is a multicultural enclave located along New York Harbor just south of Park Slope, Brooklyn. Once a bustling industrial center on the East River, and perpetually a microcosm of the New York melting pot, Sunset Park is continuously evolving. Construction of the Bush and Brooklyn Army Terminals at the turn of the 20th century brought economic prosperity and an influx of new residents that peaked during the Second World War. In recent years, a significant number of Sunset Park’s notable buildings have been repurposed and revitalized, propelling the neighborhood into a vibrant new era of commercial growth and prominence. With its abundant green spaces, eclectic food offerings, thriving maker scene, and loft-style commercial buildings, Sunset Park is on the leading edge of growth and development in Brooklyn.