443 Greenwich St. #PHE

Welcome to Penthouse E, one of just eight penthouse-level residences atop 443 Greenwich. Located in historic North TriBeCa just two blocks from Hudson River Park, 443 Greenwich Street is a landmark 1882 factory building that was fully transformed into LEED-certified luxury lofts by the team at CetraRuddy Architects. It is, without question, one of the neighborhood’s most desirable addresses, offering a level of privacy and refinement that has attracted numerous celebrity residents.

Recently, Penthouse E underwent a full remodel by E.B. Min, of Min Design Co. in San Francisco, earning her team a prestigious SF Design Week Award. The spacious layout boasts 4,968 SF of living space spread over the sixth and seventh floors, with a 1,254 SF private rooftop terrace. There are four bedrooms, four-and-a-half bathrooms, a media room, kids’ space and a deeded indoor parking space with electric vehicle charging.

Min’s unique minimalism creates harmony between heavy and the light elements. Large timber beams and columns contrast with smooth, minimal surfaces and a restrained and elemental color palette. The result is a serene and functional penthouse ideal for both family living and chic entertaining.

The interior features all-new built-ins and millwork, including custom Fenix laminate over baltic birch and Wilsonart Traceless laminate over baltic birch, custom pegboard for the craft room/office is also birch. The bedrooms and bathrooms have wire brushed douglas fir cypress casework, there is additional hallway storage, new engineered white oak flooring and built-in bookshelves throughout. In fall and winter, a unique humidification system and working fireplace in the living room keep the spacious interior cozy and inviting.
Living room light fixture is from BDDW, kitchen island pendants are Ladies and Gentlemen, and the pulley lights in Primary Bedroom are from world renowned Dutch Design firm, Studio WM. Clever touches include hidden work-from-home stations in the dining room and a discreet nook beneath the redesigned staircase. Crafted from folded steel plates, the staircase is a central moment in the overall design