463 Greenwich St. #3

12 Oversized Windows.

Wrap around this corner unit in NW Tribeca. Keep it as
it is, or strip it down to it’s full 1900+/-sf and create your own special home
in this incredible neighborhood. The original timber beams are the only things
that have to stay. The current design is from Desai Chai Architecture and is in
excellent condition.

A key-locked elevator brings you into this serene
loft. A stainless-steel kitchen with a 12-foot island. Opens into the 733sf /-
great room. There is space for all you can imagine seating for 8 dining table,
classic living room set-up, office nook, and spot for the three R’s reading,
reflection, relaxing. Even a dance clase, should you want to practice.

The primary bedroom is ensuite and separated into
the SE end of the loft. Where you can tuck away into your own world whenever
you want. There are 2 bedrooms on the west end of the loft with translucent
sliding doors allowing the glow of the setting sun into the space. There is
even a big sliver of the river view where Watts meets the Hudson River Park. A
perfect spot for an evening adventure.

Central AC, W/D, Cement slab floors (which feel
amazing on these hot days and holds the heat in the winter too), Siedle video
intercom, staff of 3, beautifully planted common roof deck, storage locker
& bike room. Pet Friendly. 9.5 ceilings

The Cobblestone streets of Tribeca are filled with some of the best dining in NYC has to offer.
125 Watts Street is an 1885 Romanesque Revival warehouse that once housed soap manufacturers, spice traders and the Romanoff
Caviar Company. So rich with history it brings together the classic historical world and the vibrant new world we live in today.

A real Tribeca loft for Tribeca lovers.