463 Greenwich St. #4

Set within the storied streets of Tribeca, Residence 4 at 463 Greenwich Street seamlessly blends historic grandeur with contemporary refinement. A private, key-locked elevator opens into a sprawling, light-filled sanctuary where original exposed beams, and painted brick walls create an atmosphere of timeless sophistication. Oversized mahogany-framed windows bathe the space in natural light, framing picturesque western views of classic Tribeca architecture.

A rare corner great room serves as the heart of the home, offering a canvas of extraordinary proportions for both intimate living and grand entertaining. Currently configured as a one-bedroom with a home office and laundry room, the generous layout presents a seamless opportunity to transform into a two-bedroom residence. Hardwood floors run throughout, anchoring the loft in warmth and elegance, while an open kitchen enhances its inviting, effortless flow.

The primary suite is a study in tranquility, a luminous retreat with abundant closet space and an atmosphere of serene repose. An additional home office or secondary bedroom ensures flexibility for guests, work, or creative pursuits. As an added convenience, a locked storage cage in the basement is included with the purchase.

Originally constructed in 1885 as a Romanesque Revival warehouse, 463 Greenwich Street has a rich industrial legacy, once home to soap manufacturers, spice traders, and the famed Romanoff Caviar Company. Today, this distinguished pet-friendly cooperative offers a suite of modern amenities, including a full-time superintendent, video intercom entry, private storage, a bike room, and a newly landscaped rooftop terrace.

Situated within the coveted Tribeca Historic District, this address is at the crossroads of Hudson Square and SoHo, where cobblestone streets lead to a vibrant array of world-class dining, luxury boutiques, and cultural landmarks. Just moments from Hudson River Park and the 1 and A/C/E trains, this exceptional residence offers both the romance of its historic past and effortless access to the dynamic pulse of the city. Adding to its allure, it sits directly across the street from Fouquet’s New York, the celebrated Parisian hotel and brasserie that has redefined luxury in downtown Manhattan.

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