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56 Thomas Street is a charming six-story building located in the TriBeCa South Historic District, originally commissioned in 1897 by developer Louise Lese. Designed by Quimby & Broome in Renaissance Revival style, the building features six full-floor condominium apartments, each accessible via a keyed elevator. The recent conversion to condominiums was executed by the design firm Sanba, known for their work on other notable properties.
The building's exterior showcases light-colored brick with terracotta banding and curved balconies, complemented by thick iron mullions framing the windows. Inside, the apartments are characterized by high ceilings, expansive layouts, and a blend of historic charm with modern amenities. Notably, the apartments feature custom European kitchens by Varenna of Poliform, luxurious bathrooms with mosaic Bisazza tiles, and sophisticated lighting systems.
Common features across many units include spacious living areas with oversized windows, hardwood floors, and the potential for flexible layouts, allowing for additional bedrooms or home offices. The building also offers a pet-friendly policy, a superintendent, and low monthly carrying costs, making it an attractive option for residents.
Located on a quiet block, 56 Thomas Street is surrounded by acclaimed restaurants and is within close proximity to the Hudson River waterfront and multiple subway lines, enhancing its appeal as a desirable residence in one of New York City's most vibrant neighborhoods.
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