A North Tribeca loft of rare caliber, this architecturally striking duplex has been featured in Architectural Digest and the New York Post and stands as a true statement residence on one of the neighborhood’s most charming cobblestone blocks.
A North Tribeca loft of rare caliber, this architecturally striking duplex has been featured in Architectural Digest and the New York Post and stands as a true statement residence on one of the neighborhood’s most charming cobblestone blocks. Sophisticated, sexy, and full of good vibes, this home delivers both architectural gravitas and an energetic lifestyle.
This recently, gut renovated home spans two levels and features two private balconies and dramatic ceiling heights reaching approximately 21 feet. Designed by Helena Clunies Ross, the residence reflects a refined quiet luxury aesthetic while still feeling vibrant and entertaining, thoughtfully balancing historic loft character with sculptural design and modern craftsmanship.
The apartment was originally configured as a three bedroom and offers exceptional flexibility. It can easily be restored to its original layout, reimagined as a two bedroom with a separate den, or enjoyed in its current configuration as a voluminous one bedroom with a massive open den and separate office that preserves the striking visual flow seen today while maintaining an energetic and sophisticated feel.
The lower level is accessed via a keyed elevator that opens directly into the great room anchored by double sets of windows with western exposure. A massive fiddle leaf tree, custom bronze patina bookcase, and Eco Smart fireplace create a dramatic yet warm atmosphere that is both sexy and inviting, ideal for entertaining or unwinding. White oak floors and textured finishes add depth, softness, and effortless style to the space.
The open kitchen is both functional and sculptural, centered around a waterfall island wrapped in black oak. Carnia Grey marble countertops and backsplash complement lime washed walls and hand finished cabinetry. A concealed pantry provides excellent storage, while fully integrated appliances include a gas cooktop, wine refrigerator, and oversized refrigerator, perfectly suited for hosting with ease and good energy.
Also on this level are two full bathrooms and a sun filled den and study with custom millwork, along with access to an east facing balcony furnished with a table and couch. This space functions beautifully as a home office, guest area, or secondary sleeping suite depending on the desired layout and lifestyle.
The upper level is dedicated to a serene yet undeniably sexy primary suite featuring a king size bedroom, windowed walk in closet, spa like en suite bathroom, and a second private balcony ideal for quiet mornings or relaxed evenings. The bathroom is finished with smooth limestone throughout and includes a double vanity with a sunken deep soaking tub, multi fixture rain shower, and concealed lighting that fully enhances the vibes.
Additional features include an in unit washer and dryer, a private storage room, dark painted ceilings, custom textiles, and light oak flooring throughout.
A truly special home offering architectural significance, lifestyle flexibility and sophisticated design can be sold turn key and is available for private showings now.
The Fairchild Condominium is a former 19th century warehouse with only 20 homes throughout, featuring a 24 hour doorman, live in resident manager, private storage, bike room, and cold storage.
North Tribeca continues to be one of the most sought after neighborhoods, with Hudson River Park just steps away and surrounded by a variety of restaurants and markets including Meadow Lane, L’Abeille, Juice Press, Wolfgang’s Steakhouse, Locanda Verde, Whole Foods, and Mr. Chow.