154 26th St is being offered for sale for the first time in decades. This unique mixed-use property is priced to reflect deferred maintenance, modernization needs, and is being sold strictly as-is. For the right investor, owner-user, or developer, it presents a rare opportunity to unlock significant value in one of Brooklyn's most dynamic neighborhoods. This impressive 1920s structure encompasses 10,600 square feet and features two oversized street-level loading garages with soaring 13-foot ceilings and convenient drive-in access. One garage can accommodate up to five trucks, while the second provides additional vehicle, equipment, or storage space. This off-street parking further enhances the property's functionality. The building is currently configured with a long-standing plumbing business occupying one side, complete with office space, locker room facilities, and bathrooms. The opposite side is home to an expansive woodworking workshop highlighted by dramatic ceiling heights and a striking glass atrium skylight. Multiple workshop areas, support spaces, and additional bathroom facilities offer flexibility for a variety of industrial, artisan, manufacturing, warehouse, showroom, or creative uses. The upper level contains two units. One is a recently renovated artists loft updated two years ago, featuring kitchen, full bath, and rooftop access. Across the hall, a spacious one-bedroom apartment awaits restoration. Original architectural details, including hardwood floors and a brick fireplace, offer a glimpse into the character and craftsmanship of the building's past. Located in the heart of Brooklyn, this bustling industrial area offers a prime investment opportunity for manufacturing and industrial businesses. The location provides easy access to major transportation routes and is within close proximity to various notable points of interest, including Industry City, a dynamic hub for creativity and innovation, and the Brooklyn Army Terminal, a renowned industrial complex offering modern industrial and manufacturing spaces. This thriving area is surrounded by a diverse range of amenities, from eclectic dining options to chic retail destinations, making it an attractive choice for businesses looking to establish a presence in a vibrant and growing industrial community. Current rental income reflects long-term family ownership and occupancy rather than current market rates, creating a compelling value-add opportunity for investors, owner-users, and developers alike. Located in a highly desirable M1-2D zoning district near Industry City, the property offers exceptional potential for redevelopment, adaptive reuse, repositioning, or long-term investment. Opportunities combining this scale, functionality, location, and upside potential rarely come to market, making 154 26th Street a truly unique Brooklyn offering.