PLANT 51 CONDOS FOR SALE, SAN JOSE, SILICON VALLEY
88 Bush Street, San Jose, CA 95126
Plant 51 is real urban living . . . right here in the Silicon Valley. The classic brick and mortar of the complex were originally part of Del Monte's Plant 51. Some of the finer architectural details include original brick and steel beams dating as far back as 1912. The complex has now been reinforced and retrofitted to house a contemporary collection of residences. The homes at Plant 51 combine contemporary architecture with original warehouse walls. Restored and rebuilt, Plant 51 offers lofts, townhomes, and flats with modern comfort in a premier urban setting.
Floorplans:
Plan 1:
2 Level Loft (1 bed, 1.5 bath, ~830 sq. ft.)
Plan 2:
1 Bedroom Flat (1 bed, 1 bath, ~840 sq. ft.)
Plan 3:
2 Bedroom Flat (2 bed, 2 bath, ~1,140 - ~1,270 sq. ft.)
Plan 4:
3 Level Loft (2 bed, 2 bath, ~1,270 - ~1,440 sq. ft.)
Plant 51 was developed by Brooks Street. The project was formerly under the development of Centex Homes. Brooks Street is a real estate development and investment company that specializes in adaptive reuse, master planned communities, and sustainable building. Brooks Street's focus on adaptive reuse includes the conversion of historic buildings and heritage sites to modern dwellings. Plant 51 is exclusively represented by its own sales and marketing team.
PLANT 51
- Built in 2008
- 4 stories
- 265 units
PLANT 51 AMENITIES
- Ceramic Tile in Entryways, Bath, and Kitchen
- Carpet in Living Areas and Bedrooms
- In-Unit Laundry
- State-of-the-Art Stainless Steel Kitchen Appliances
- Granite Slab Kitchen Counters
- Central Heat and Air Conditioning
- 17' High Ceilings in Loft Units
- Interior Courtyard
- Greenscaped Walkways
- Open-Air Dining and Gathering Areas
- Fifteen-Foot Long Outdoor Fire Pit
- Boiler Room: Original Two-Story Brick Warehouse Space Converted to Gym, Fitness Studio, and Lounge
- Modern Gym
- Fitness Studio
- Social Lounge
- Bicycle Kitchen: Resident Bicycle Storage and Repair Area
- Walking Distance to Shops and Restaurants on The Alameda, CalTrain, VTA Light Rail, and The SAP Center.
