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10 Jay Street is a 14-unit mid-rise boutique cooperative in Tribeca with amenities like a roof deck and storage options. The building offers easy access to Hudson River Park, top dining, cultural attractions, and multiple subway lines.
Located on a cobblestone block in Tribeca, 10 Jay Street is a 14-unit mid-rise boutique co-op that combines historic charm with modern living. Originally built in 1915 and converted in 2015, the building features a striking beige-brick façade with architectural details such as rustication and layered red bandcourses. Residents enjoy amenities including a common roof deck, bike storage, and private storage units, all within close proximity to Hudson River Park and the vibrant dining and cultural scene of Tribeca.
The apartments at 10 Jay Street are characterized by unique layouts and high ceilings, with many units featuring oversized windows that provide ample natural light. For instance, Apartment 4 is a full-floor, five-bedroom residence that boasts a sophisticated design, including a marble-clad fireplace and a chef's kitchen equipped with top-of-the-line appliances. Other notable units include spacious two-bedroom layouts with open-concept living areas and luxurious finishes, such as Calacatta marble in the bathrooms and custom cabinetry in the kitchens.
While the building has not been associated with any notable celebrity residents, its location in the heart of Tribeca places it among a neighborhood known for its artistic and affluent community. The building's low monthly maintenance fees and well-maintained facilities make it an attractive option for potential buyers seeking a blend of historic character and contemporary convenience.
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