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This attractive 7-story red-brick building at 430 Greenwich Street in TriBeCa was erected in 1883 by James Pye for J. M. Duclos & Co. Originally built as a factory and workshop, it now houses 32 co-operative apartments and features a roof deck, fireplaces, and an elevator.
Located in the heart of Tribeca, 430 Greenwich Street is a historic 7-story red-brick building originally constructed in 1883. Designed by architect Thomas R. Jackson, this former warehouse has been transformed into a boutique co-op featuring 32 co-operative apartments. The building's façade showcases Romanesque Revival detailing, with notable elements such as rock-faced granite and segmentally-arched windows. Its cobblestone street setting, close to the Hudson River, adds to its charm.
The building offers a range of amenities, including a roof deck, elevator access, and a pet-friendly policy. Many apartments retain original features like exposed brick walls, cast-iron columns, and high ceilings, while modern renovations provide contemporary comforts. Noteworthy units include a penthouse with nearly 3,000 square feet of interior space and a 2,200-square-foot private roof garden, complete with a gourmet kitchen and multiple entertaining areas.
Residents enjoy a variety of layouts, from spacious one-bedroom lofts to expansive three-bedroom homes, each designed to maximize light and space. The building's history as a soap manufacturing site is reflected in its unique architectural details, making it a distinctive choice for those seeking a blend of historic character and modern living.
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