Located in the Federal Hill neighborhood, the Union Brothers Furniture Building is the former headquarters to Union Brothers Furniture Manufacturing at the corner of Cross and Hanover Streets. The three-story, three-building complex was originally built in stages. The first was built in 1921, the second in 1923, and the third in 1951. It is all joined in the center by a common core lobby area with a decidedly industrial-chic vibe. Union Brothers is a historic industrial complex that has been meticulously redeveloped into a mixed-use development of stunningly authentic industrial-style office and retail space. After three years of historic renovations, the property at 37 West Cross Street was registered by the National Park Service as a designated historic building and currently consists of 35,000-SF commercial office/retail space. As part of the historical renovation, Union Brothers was awarded Federal and State Historic Tax Credits and was recently further recognized by the Maryland Historical Trust for Excellence in Historic Renovation in an adaptive reuse building. This well-appointed restoration's character and authenticity exhibit the essence and charm of Baltimore's historic industrial architecture while also boasting state-of-the-art upgrades in modern technology and amenities. Some of the many features in the building include both Verizon FiOS and Comcast high-speed internet service, 24-hour FOB swipe/PIN code entry, video surveillance, high efficiency upgraded VRF HVAC systems, new roof, plumbing, electrical, ADA compliant common area restrooms, and energy-efficient historic replica double-paned windows with spectacular lines and copious volumes of natural light. Tenants and visitors alike will appreciate on-site amenities, including a restaurant/brewpub, outdoor courtyard seating, a rooftop deck, and a warm, cozy lobby library and seating area. Neighborhood amenities within a block or two include M&T Bank Stadium, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, the newly redeveloped Cross Street Market, Topgolf, luxury apartments, and an array of restaurants, breweries, fitness, and shopping with a “Main Street Style” atmosphere. Federal Hill has come to be known as the newest live, work, play neighborhood in Baltimore and boasts a vibrant demographic of energetic professionals. Commuting is a breeze with gated and secured electronic parking for over 75 vehicles, plus easy access to I-95, B-W Parkway, I-83, the MARC Train System, Downtown Baltimore, Harborplace, and the University of Maryland Medical System.