195 Hudson Street is a former warehouse converted to condos in 1999 with amenities like a doorman and roof deck. Located in prime Tribeca near restaurants, parks, and transit, the pet-friendly building offers convenient city living.
195 Hudson Street is a seven story Tribeca condominium in a 1920 warehouse that once housed the headquarters of the United States Rubber Company. The 1999 conversion produced 28 residences behind a red and buff brick façade, with green window reveals and a limestone entrance surround beneath a brushed aluminum marquee.
The apartments retain the scale and structural character of industrial lofts, with broad open plans, oversized windows and original mushroom columns recurring throughout the building. Ceiling heights generally range from about 11 to 12 feet, while ground level spaces reach 15 feet. A live/work duplex combines a two level residence with an attached professional space and a separate street entrance.
The building has a 24 hour doorman, a landscaped roof deck with Hudson River views, an on-site garage with dedicated parking spaces and private storage rooms on residential floors. In-unit laundry and fireplaces recur in the residences, and pets are permitted. Notable residents have included Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Bethenny Frankel and real estate executive Alex Sapir.
Hudson River Park and Pier 25 are a few blocks west, while Canal Street is roughly a block and a half north, with SoHo beyond it. The corner of Hudson and Desbrosses Streets also sits among Tribeca’s restaurants, galleries and converted warehouse buildings.
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