Brown Harris Stevens

Please note that as this is an occupied apartment, so showing are by appointment and require 24 hours notice. The current tenant vacates end of April and the apartment will be ready for new occupancy early May. Sponsor unit – No Board Approval Required Notable loft features: - Butterfly virtual doorman - 14 ft. ceiling heights - Dramatic 10 ft. × 5 ft. windows - Expansive 22.5 ft wide x 24 ft deep great room - Cast iron columns - Private elevator & entrance lobby - Open plan kitchen - Central heating/air - 5-fixture marble clad master en-suite incl. deep soaking tub and separate steam shower - In unit full size washer/dryer - Storage - Video intercom - Full time superintendent Situated above famed James Cohan Art Gallery, this perfectly positioned 2,334+/- square foot, 2,5 bedroom (one internal bedroom; see floorplan for detail), 2,5 bath full floor true loft offers a distinctive rental opportunity in the heart of TriBeCa’s historic cast iron district on picturesque Walker Street. Built in 1915, this 6-story, cast iron building was lovingly and meticulously restored, offering a perfect blend of period specific loft living with modern convenience. Residents are treated to unparalleled space, luxury finish and utmost privacy in a consummately chic location. Entered directly through your own private lobby and up a dedicated elevator, the dramatic open-plan Great Room provides generously proportioned and offset living and dining areas with seamless transition to an open kitchen bringing together chef caliber features and design to offer functional elegance ideal for entertaining. The expansive Master Suite offers excellent closet space and a spa inspired, 5-fixture en-suite finished in marble, presenting a separate steam shower and deep soaking bath. The secondary and tertiary bedrooms additionally benefit from plentiful closet space and are joined via a second full bath. Note – one bedroom is internal and does not have windows. Neighborhood Highlights TriBeCa’s historic east district is reminiscent of SoHo before its outdoor mall vibe came to be and its streets became packed with tourists. Beautiful landmarked cast iron buildings filled with art galleries and similar creative outlets at street level with true loft spaces tucked away in the floors above in which true NYer’s reside. There’s so much to discover that, upon first glance, is easily overlooked upon a quick stroll through. Don’t be fooled, these streets should be on everyone’s exploration list but yet, thankfully for those that are already in the know, is not widespread yet. Here are a few favorites: Art Galleries – Walker Street alone benefits from 9 galleries, 7 of which are on this particular block, including James Cohan, Bortolami and Kaufmann Rapetto to name a few Theaters – SoHo Repertory, Access, Manhattan Children’s Theatre, Galli Theater New York, Warren St Theater and the Flea. For movie night check out the hidden Roxy Cinema featuring independent and foreign films Restaurants – Anejo, Frenchette, Au Cheval, the famous Walker’s and Bubby’s Cafes – Sawada, Blue Bottle, La Columbe, Jack’s and Starbucks Other entertainment – Aire Ancient Baths Hospitality – Walker Hotel and The Roxy Grocers – Gourmet Garage and Whole Foods