Woods Mercantile Buildings

The Woods Mercantile Building is assembled from 2 buildings spanning 3 lots, 46-50 White Street, with 2 separate entrances. Built by dry goods merchants Abraham and Samuel Wood. Located between Broadway and Church Street. Check out its WIKI page! Designated a NYC landmark in 1979, 48-50 White Street is a quintessential, 19th century, prewar Tribeca loft building built in 1865. Comprised of 4 apartment homes that span 5 floors, this boutique rental building features soaring ceilings and expansive floor plans allow for plenty of design. Retail space on the ground floor. Italianate facade is a combination of steel and marble. Live/work allowed. Building houses 36 foot wide lofts. Some units have a balcony.

Building amenities include private elevator access, soaring 13 foot ceilings, cast iron columns, personal storage units, in unit washer/dryer, and more. Pets allowed with board approval. Easy application process.

The Grand Banks is a classic schooner ship that docks nearby Spring-Fall and offers outstanding food and drinks on board, moored at Pier 25 a few blocks south. Great classic bars and grills nearby – Ear Inn, Walkers. Short distance to Soho. Brookfield Place with a huge Food court, Equinox Gym, Marina, and luxury retail like Saks Fifth Avenue nearby. Westfield Mall near World Trade Center. The Oculus houses a luxury retail complex featuring a duplex Apple Store, Sephora, and more.

Building description provided by Jennifer Nanda