A rare turn-of-the-century carriage house on the Williamsburg–Greenpoint border. Built in 1910, 1 Beadel Street offers a double-height drive-in workshop, an original timber barn and stable, and a sunlit loft-style apartment upstairs, all on a 2,500 sq ft M1-1 lot. The workshop: A raw double-height space, approx. 22 x 60 with 15-ft ceilings and a drive-in roll-up door. M1-1 zoning allows a wide range of commercial and light-industrial uses, from parking or a fabrication shop to a studio, gallery, or creative commercial concept. The barn: An approx. 25 x 40 rear barn with its original stable, hand-hewn timber beams, stone walls, and a skylight. It adds flexible space for a workshop, studio, storage, or private retreat. The residence: The bright, loft-like 2-bedroom, 1-bath apartment (about 1,500 sq ft) is full of prewar charm, with north, south, and west exposures, 10-ft ceilings, oversized windows, and skylights. Both bedrooms fit a king-size bed. The primary suite connects to a den, and French doors lead from the den to the living room. Other details include exposed brick, inlaid parquet and herringbone floors, original transoms, and a skylit bath with stone tile and a cast-iron tub. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors open to an 8 x 22 private terrace, rare outdoor space for the neighborhood. Details: M1-1 zoning | Low annual taxes of $7,536 | Near the Graham Ave L station A strong investment or live/work opportunity between two of Brooklyn’s most sought-after neighborhoods.