Property Details

Luxury loft living is perfectly embodied in this sprawling 4,000 sq ft loft at the boutique 186 Franklin Street in prime Tribeca. The stunning convertible 5-bedroom, 3.5 bath residence reflects the historical and industrial allure of the original prewar building while offering beautiful modern design and upscale finishes. Voluminous 14 ft ceilings, rich exposed wood beams, striking cast iron columns, wide-plank wood floors, and generous oversized windows facing south and north beautifully complement a finely-done contemporary renovation.

A keyed elevator affords direct access into the expansive sun-filled residence boasting an enormous open-concept backdrop for living, dining and entertaining with endless options for seating arrangements. Culinary creations are inspired in the sleek open Siematic kitchen appointed with marble countertops and backsplash, and a suite of premium appliances including a Wolf oven, 6-burner range with exterior vented hood, Subzero refrigerator, and dual-temperature wine cooler for your favorite beverages. Situated off the living area is a large separate space privatized by custom steel and glass sliding doors that can serve as a an office, den/media room, playroom, guest room or other purposes.

Tucked at the rear of the home are 4 spacious bedrooms brightened by big northern windows. Your king-size primary bedroom suite is particularly bright and inviting, with 2 walk-in closets for ample storage and a gorgeous Calacatta Statuario marble spa-bath styled with dual sinks, premium Duravit and Hansgrohe fixtures, a deep oval soaking tub and separate shower behind glass for the ultimate pampering. Abundant closets throughout, laundry room, central heating/cooling controlled by Nest thermostats, and a private storage unit enhance this gem's allure.

Built in 1921, the 6-story, 7-unit building offers a virtual doorman system and an onsite super/property manager. Best of all is the coveted address in Tribeca's West Historic District, minutes from great shopping, restaurants and transportation, as well as the Hudson River Greenway and other attractions.