Welcome to your blank canvas in Tribeca. Spanning nearly 2,000 square feet, Residence 3C at 55 White Street is a classic corner loft delivering the soaring proportions and authentic character that define lower Manhattan's most coveted homes. The open layout centers around a grand 675-square-foot Great Room framed by oversized… Read More multi-pane windows and anchored by a wood-burning fireplace. Soaring 11-foot ceilings, three exposures, and original structural cast-iron Corinthian columns combine to create an exceptionally voluminous downtown sanctuary. The current floor plan features three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, expansive gallery-style wall space for art, exceptional in-unit storage, central HVAC, and a vented in-unit washer/dryer.The open kitchen offers abundant cabinet and counter space and comes equipped with stainless steel GE and Bosch appliances. Quiet and expansive, the primary suite features a custom walk-in closet with ample room for a king-sized bed plus a separate lounge area or home office. The four-fixture en-suite marble bath includes a Jacuzzi tub and built-in storage. Winged on the opposite side of the residence are two additional bedrooms facing south and west, each featuring built-in closets and sharing a second full marble bathroom with a soaking tub.Positioned along quiet, cobblestoned Franklin Place, Residence 3C offers an art-gallery-grade retreat engineered for acoustic seclusion and privacy. Exceptionally comfortable in its current configuration, the home also serves as a flexible blank canvas for its next owner. Architectural concepts demonstrating alternative layout options are available upon request.Built in 1861 by master architect John Kellum, 55 White Street is a pristine, landmarked cast-iron condominium. It stands as one of the few remaining examples of "sperm candle" cast-iron architecture in New York City, showcased by slender Corinthian columns preserved throughout the building and inside this loft residence. Amenities include key-locked elevator access, a virtual doorman system, a full-time superintendent, bicycle and storage rooms, and a professionally landscaped common roof deck with panoramic Manhattan views. Situated in the Tribeca East Historic District, the building puts you moments from world-class dining, fashion boutiques, public transit, and a vibrant local gallery scene right outside your door. Read Less
Listing Courtesy of: Zachary Stackell, Douglas Elliman Real Estate
Listing Snapshot
Days Online
4
Last Updated
Property Type
Apartment
Beds
3
Full Baths
2
Square Ft.
1,989
Year Built
1861
MLS Number
RLS20119294
Additional Details
Building
Built in 1861, Living area: 1989.0, Living area units: SquareFeet, 6 stories, Entry level: 3
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