443 Greenwich Street (David Sundberg/ESTO)
While all apartments in book bindery-turned-celebrity favorite condominium 443 Greenwich Street are to be admired, triplex penthouse #PHA is the true standout. The eighth floor of the building was an addition on top of the original structure, and the penthouse’s location on the sixth through eighth floors thus allows it to seamlessly straddle the old and new. The five-bedroom, six-bath condo with two powder rooms and two terraces is listed for $58 million. This price puts it at $6,679 per square foot, more than three times the Tribeca average of $2,089 per square foot.
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Great room (CetraRuddy)
A private elevator leads directly from the lobby to this apartment with interiors by CetraRuddy. The grand foyer leads to a spacious, double-height corner Great Room with south and west exposures. An adjacent library has a fireplace and en-suite powder room. This floor is also home to a chef’s kitchen, laundry/utility room, and bedroom with en-suite bath.
A second private elevator provides access to all three levels of the penthouse. The second floor is home to four of the apartment’s bedrooms, all of which have their own baths. The master suite also offers a walk-in closet, dressing room, and small balcony overlooking the majestic Great Room. A media room is set up between two of the bedrooms and can be used as a home office.
Rooftop terrace (CetraRuddy)
As amazing as the first-floor Great Room is, the third floor is the undisputed entertainment heart of the penthouse. This level is home to a lounge with a fireplace, wet bar, and access to a small rooftop terrace. A second, larger rooftop terrace has a plunge pool, integrated outdoor grill/bar, and beautiful city views.
Underground garage (Cantor and Pecorella)
Landscaped courtyard (Cantor and Pecorella)
With its well-appointed rooms and awe-inspiring outdoor space, one hardly needs to leave this expansive, well-appointed apartment. However, the neighborhood and building make it worthwhile. 443 Greenwich Street is located in the heart of Tribeca near several of the neighborhood’s best restaurants and hot spots. A “paparazzi-proof” underground parking garage lets residents come and go in peace, as does a second lobby with private elevators. A cloistered courtyard designed by HMWhite is the perfect escape from the noise of the city. Additional amenities include a fitness center with private studios, hammam, indoor, 75-foot lap pool with private alcoves, climate-controlled wine cellar, and children’s playroom.
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