287 Broadway, #6A

Welcome to 55 Reade, Tribeca’s newest boutique rental building with occupancy in June 2022.

Apartment 6A is a full floor four bedroom, two and one half bathroom residence with ceilings up to 14’. This apartment features a huge living and dining area and open kitchen. The kitchen is finished with and island, a suite of Bertazzoni appliances (gas range, dishwasher, microwave and refrigerator) and custom Scavolini cabinetry with honed black mist granite countertops.

The corner primary bedroom easily fits a king-sized bed and has a windowed ensuite bathroom and custom finished walk in closet. The bedrooms all face over Reade Street and have ample closet space. Bathrooms are finished with Nero Marquina and Statuario Bianco porcelain tile, Waterworks hardware, Robern medicine cabinets and either a large glass enclosed shower or a shower/tub.

To complete the apartment there is lighting by Artemide, central air and heat, hardwood floors, solar shades on all windows and a Bosch washer/dryer. PHOTOS ARE REPRESENTATIVE OF FINISHES AND MAY NOT BE OF THE ACTUAL APARTMENT.

55 Reade Street is an historic Cast Iron building located in prime Tribeca and dates back to 1872. United American Land, LLC just completed an extensive restoration and was recently awarded the Lucy G.

Moses Preservation Award by the Landmarks Conservancy for outstanding preservation which is its highest honor. The building has been reimagined as a boutique residential building with only 9 residences - never more than 2 apartments per floor. The stunning facade is impressive and designed in mixes Italianate and French Second Empire architecture styles with original cast iron columns, huge arched windows, a mansard roof and ceiling heights in the building ranging up to 14’.

The building will offer Virtual doorman technology for its residents. 55 Reade’s location gives its residents access to premier restaurants, shopping, schools, parks, playgrounds, and public transportation (1,2,3,A,C,E, 4,5,6 and N,R,W subways).

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