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Intimate four-unit boutique condominium in a restored 19th-century Tribeca brownstone with cast-iron façade. Floor-through residences blend historic architectural details with modern luxury finishes, steps from Duane Park.
159 Duane Street is a five story, four unit condominium created through the 2000 conversion of a 1910 building, with its brownstone and cast iron façade restored on a landmarked stretch of Duane Street. The project was designed by Tirmizi Campbell Architects, and its apartments combine historic fabric with loft like contemporary layouts.
The building's most distinctive residence is a duplex penthouse arranged over two levels, with living and dining space on the lower floor and a full floor primary suite above. Terraces on the north and south sides of the upper level give that home an unusual indoor outdoor configuration within the compact building.
Apartments are generally organized as private full floor homes, with high ceilings, large historic windows, open living areas, and exposures that bring in substantial natural light. Exposed brick, wide plank floors recreated from the building's original beams, custom millwork, stone finished baths, open kitchens, high end appliances, and in unit laundry recur among the residences.
159 Duane Street is one block from Duane Park, in the Tribeca Historic District and close to Hudson River Park and Battery Park. Restaurants, galleries, boutiques, and neighborhood shops line the surrounding streets, with the building's four residences set within one of Tribeca's most intact historic areas.
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