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161 Hudson Street is a historic warehouse turned luxury condo in Tribeca. The building offers amenities like part-time doorman, storage, and a roof deck. Currently, 2 apartments are for sale.
161 Hudson Street is a former Tribeca warehouse converted to condominiums in 2004. Built in 1930, the nine story building contains 24 residences behind a buff brick and limestone façade with Neo Renaissance detailing, a substantial cornice and a band course above the second floor.
The building once housed the Wetlands Preserve, an environmentally focused nightclub that became a center of the jam band scene. Phish and the Dave Matthews Band performed there before the club closed in 2001. Former residents have included Jon Stewart and Jeremy Piven.
Apartments retain the proportions and fabric of warehouse lofts. Ceilings of roughly 11 to 12 feet, oversized industrial windows, beamed construction, exposed brick and original concrete columns recur, as do expansive great rooms, open plans and in-unit laundry. The 5,802 square foot penthouse is a duplex organized into public and private wings on two levels, with more than 10 foot ceilings upstairs and terraces at two elevations.
The building has a part time doorman, full time superintendent, resident storage, a central laundry room and a common roof deck; pets are permitted. It occupies the corner of Hudson and Laight streets in the Tribeca Historic District, with Hudson River Park and Piers 25 and 26 several blocks west.
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