Carter HorsleyDec 23, 2011
Carter's Review
This five-story industrial loft building of 1915 at 146 Chambers Street in TriBeCa was enlarged by two floors and converted to a residential condominium in 2007 by G2 Development, of which Jeff Gerson and Scott Goldfarb are principals.
The building, which is between Hudson and Greenwich streets, now has five two-bedroom units and a duplex three-bedroom apartment.
Michael Zenreich was the architect for the conversion.
The ground floor is rented to Zucker’s, which sells bagels and smoked fish.
Bottom Line
This pleasant building has very few apartments and is close to the highly rated P.S. 234, City Hall, Battery Park City and the World Trade Center.
Description
The red-brick building has an attractive ground-floor retail space and the two-story roof addition is set back.
Amenities
The building has a virtual doorman system, a rooftop terrace and free basement storage.
Apartments
The apartments have high ceilings, gas fireplaces and washers and dryers.
Kitchens have walnut cabinetry, 42-inch Sub Zero refrigerators, 48-inch Viking ranges and grills, Bosch microwaves, wine storage, garbage disposal, Fisher Paykel dishwashers and double-basin sinks.
Master baths have white marble walls and floors, Toto toilets, Jacuzzi tubs and double vanities with Dornbracht fixtures.
The fifth floor apartment has a long entry hall that opens onto a large pass-through kitchen, dining room and large living room with a gas fireplace. It has a master bedroom and an office/guest room.
- Condo built in 1915
- Converted in 2007
- Located in Tribeca
- 6 total apartments 6 total apartments
- 8 recent sales ($1.3M to $3.5M)
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