37 Walker Street is a six story condominium in Tribeca, built in 1875 as a loft building. Its residential program includes duplex and live/work arrangements, with some lofts organized across two full levels rather than as conventional single floor apartments.
The renovation retains the building’s loft character through exposed brick, wide plank wood flooring, skylights, and unusually high ceilings. Documented residential spaces range from approximately 10 foot ceilings to a 20 foot ceiling in a live/work duplex, while large windows bring light into the loft interiors. Central heating and cooling and dedicated laundry rooms are also found in the residential layouts.
The property occupies Walker Street’s cast iron row, a few blocks from Soho and close to Tribeca’s restaurants and shops. A 2,244 square foot condominium space at the property was designed and published by Tribeca architects Kathryn Dean and Charles Wolf, with a two level live/work configuration that reflects the building’s adaptable loft format.
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