168 Duane Street: Review and Ratings
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Designed in 1886 by Stephen Decatur Hatch in a Northern Renaissance Revival/Queen Anne style, this charming five-story building contains 10 condominium apartments.
It was converted in 1987 by Meile Rockefeller, a great-granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller Jr., and the conversion was designed by John T. Fifield.
The building overlooks Duane Park and is across the park from 165 Duane Street, a larger building designed by Hatch.
Bottom Line
A mid-block charmer across from the small but very attractive Duane Park in a prime TriBeCa location, close to many restaurants, the wonderful Washington Market Park and a subway station.
Description
This small Flemish-style building has two oculi windows on its top floor and some arched windows and only 10 apartments.
Apartments
Apartments have 12-foot-high ceilings and most have large windows overlooking Duane Park.
History
Before its residential conversion in the 1980s, it housed a butter and eggs wholesaler.
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