Tribeca's 408 Greenwich Street was built in 2007 by acclaimed New York architect Morris Adjmi. The industrial-style condominium stands at nine stories and houses just four grand residential units. On its seventh floor is a massive museum-inspired 4-bedroom, 4-bath condo that was just listed last week with an asking price of $10,250,000 or $2,808 per square foot. According to our records, the home was recently purchased for $9.25 million in April 2015, and first purchased for $7.636 million in 2008. The unit is also now available for rent at $29,500/month.
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The 7th floor residence features a key lock elevator that opens into the foyer of the 3,700 square foot, full-floor home. The smartly-designed layout has a den/media room that could easily be converted into a fifth bedroom. The over-sized living room features 11-foot high beamed ceilings along with double glazed, floor-to-ceiling windows that grant residents lovely views of Tribeca and the downtown skyline. Other living room details include wide plank, chestnut floors, a wood burning fireplace, a custom milled wet-bar and an art hanging and lighting system.
The Boffi kitchen boasts marble counter-tops, white lacquer and zebra wood cabinets, a Sub-zero refrigerator, Miele dishwasher and a Wolf oven and cooktop. This kitchen also features a pantry with a Viking ice-maker and 100-bottle Euro wine fridge.
The master bedroom offers Hudson River views, an enormous walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom with Ann Sachs tiles, a double marble vanity by Urban Archeology, radiant heated floors, a deep-soaking tub as well as a large, glass-enclosed shower. Other bedrooms offer beautiful built-ins, great sunlight, and more en suite bathrooms featuring Ann Sachs tiles.
On top of all these apartment amenities, the home is conveniently set up with the user-friendly Creston automation system that allows its residents to control lighting, music, temperature and electric shades. Residents also enjoy central AC, large walnut doors and in-unit laundry rooms. Building amenities include a virtual doorman, a large private storage room and a stunning, renovated lobby to greet them upon entry.
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