The building at 131-135 Duane Street in Tribeca was built in 1915 and rises to five floors with eight residential units, according to city records, but it may soon gain at least one more residence with a two-story planed penthouse addition.
The building is included in the Tribeca South Historic District and a presentation prepared for a public hearing on Tuesday, October 30th 2018 under the city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission shows renderings for a penthouse with floor-to-ceiling windows and a curtain wall of glass and blackened steel. The building’s roof is currently unused and the plans for the addition are from architect Jonathan Schloss.
The building is included in the Tribeca South Historic District and a presentation prepared for a public hearing on Tuesday, October 30th 2018 under the city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission shows renderings for a penthouse with floor-to-ceiling windows and a curtain wall of glass and blackened steel. The building’s roof is currently unused and the plans for the addition are from architect Jonathan Schloss.
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City record show in 2014 the property was purchased by Duane 131 LLC for $18.5 million. It’s located on Duane Street between Church Street and West Broadway in Tribeca and is walkable to the Financial District and Battery Park City.
According to presentation material, several buildings surrounding the proposed penthouse have received one- or two-story additions including 137 Duane Street, a condominium known as Diamond on Duane where a 2 bed/2 bath residence is listed for $3.75 million and a studio residence is available for rent for $14,500/month.
According to presentation material, several buildings surrounding the proposed penthouse have received one- or two-story additions including 137 Duane Street, a condominium known as Diamond on Duane where a 2 bed/2 bath residence is listed for $3.75 million and a studio residence is available for rent for $14,500/month.
The building at 72 Reade Street was originally constructed in 1856 and received a two-story addition. Now a condominium, listings show a pair of spacious two-bedroom layouts are available, one for for $7.5 million and the other for $7.925 million. There is also a smaller layout with three bedrooms listed for $5.6 million. At 74 Reade Street, a cooperative, a two-story addition was added to the original five-story structure and inside, a 1 bed/1 bath layout is listed for $850,000.
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