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109 Reade Street is a pre-war condominium building in Manhattan's Tribeca neighborhood, completed in 1920 and converted in 1987. The 5-story building contains 4 units and offers amenities such as an elevator and intercom system.
109 Reade Street is a pre-war condominium building located in the heart of Tribeca, Manhattan. Completed in 1920 and converted to condos in 1987, this five-story building features only four residential units, each occupying an entire floor. The building retains its historic charm while offering modern amenities such as an intercom system and an elevator, providing direct access to each unit.
The apartments at 109 Reade Street are characterized by their spacious layouts and high ceilings, typically around 12 to 13 feet. Many units boast luxurious finishes, including Calacatta marble in kitchens and bathrooms, oversized windows, and unique architectural details like exposed brick walls. The living areas are designed for versatility, allowing for various configurations, including the potential for additional bedrooms.
Residents enjoy a prime location with easy access to public transportation, including multiple subway lines just a block away. The building is also zoned for PS234, one of Manhattan's top elementary schools, making it an attractive option for families. The surrounding neighborhood is rich with dining and shopping options, enhancing the urban living experience.
Notably, the building has attracted a range of residents, including celebrities, who appreciate its blend of historic character and modern luxury. The boutique nature of the condominium, with only a few units, fosters a sense of community while maintaining privacy for its residents.
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