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42 Lispenard Street is a five unit boutique condominium in a landmarked 1915 cast iron Italianate and Second Empire store and loft building. Once home to Pearl Paint, the property was converted to residences in 2016 by Colonnade Group with Freyer Collaborative Architects. The original colonnade entrance and vault lights remain, and the building sits in the Tribeca East Historic District.
The residences are configured as full floor lofts, with ceiling heights generally around 11 feet and reaching 12.5 feet, oversized windows, open living areas, and wide plank oak floors. Kitchens have custom cabinetry, stone counters, and high end appliances, while many apartments also include home offices, in unit laundry, private keyed entries, and central heating and cooling. The most distinctive layout is a penthouse duplex with a double height living space, a mezzanine level, skylights, and a private roof terrace with a summer kitchen and outdoor shower.
Building services include a virtual doorman, individual private storage, and bicycle storage. The address is less than a block from Broadway at the meeting point of Tribeca, SoHo, Chinatown, and Little Italy, with restaurants, galleries, shops, and cafes surrounding Lispenard Street. Hudson River Park, including Piers 25 and 26, is also close by.
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