287 Broadway, also known as 55 Reade Street, is a six story pre war rental building in Tribeca dating to 1871 and restored in 2018. Its landmarked cast iron façade retains original columns and large arched windows, with Italianate and French Second Empire influences and a mansard roof. The restoration was led by United American Land, LLC and received the Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award from the Landmarks Conservancy.
The building contains 10 residences, with no more than two apartments per floor, and has a rooftop terrace and virtual doorman service. Apartments have a loft like spatial character, with high ceilings reaching as much as 13 feet 4 inches in multiple residences and up to 14 feet in the building. Split bedroom layouts, corner living and dining areas, and large arched windows facing Reade Street recur across the residences.
Apartment interiors combine open kitchens with gas ranges, dishwashers, custom cabinetry, and stone countertops. Bathrooms use contrasting stone tile and are configured with either glass enclosed showers or shower tubs. Hardwood floors, central air and heat, solar shades, and in unit washer dryers are also recurring features, while the building's Tribeca location places it among the neighborhood's restaurants, shops, parks, and cultural destinations.
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