Laight House,
52 Laight Street

Overview of Laight House at 52 Laight Street

Laight House, located at 52 Laight Street in the TriBeCa historic district, is an 8-story condominium building completed in 2012. Designed by architect Suellen Defrancis and developed by Okada Denki Sangyo Co. Ltd., the building features a striking red-brick façade with a notable 7th-floor arched loggia, which adds a classic touch to its modern design. The site previously housed two parking garages and a freight building, making this development a significant addition to the neighborhood.

The building comprises seven residences, including five full-floor apartments and two duplex penthouses. Each apartment boasts high ceilings, with the floor-through units offering expansive living spaces averaging around 1,945 square feet. The penthouse, spanning 2,761 square feet, features a terrace accessible through French doors, providing stunning views of the surrounding area.

Common amenities include a key-locked elevator, a virtual doorman, a wine cellar, and individual storage units. The apartments are equipped with high-end finishes, including Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, wide-planked wood floors, and luxurious stone countertops. The building is pet-friendly, catering to a modern lifestyle while maintaining a sense of elegance.

Laight House is ideally situated near world-class restaurants, shopping, and the Hudson River Park, making it a desirable location for those seeking a vibrant urban lifestyle. The building's design and amenities reflect a thoughtful blend of contemporary living with historical context, appealing to discerning buyers in the New York City market.

Doorman

None

Type

Condo

Year Built

2012

Apartments

6 (view all units)

Floors

8

Neighborhood

Tribeca (Manhattan)

Min Down

20%

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