45 Walker Street

Overview of 45 Walker Street

45 Walker Street is a late 19th century warehouse building in Tribeca that was converted to residential condominiums around 2001 by architects Platt Byard Dovell. The seven story, mid block building has just six residences, each organized as a loft, and sits between Church Street and Broadway, a few blocks south of Canal Street.

The apartments are unusually large for downtown lofts, ranging from approximately 4,800 to 7,711 square feet. Full floor layouts, 13 to 14 foot ceilings, oversized windows, original cast iron columns, wide plank wood floors, and wood burning fireplaces recur across the residences. Interior planning often separates expansive entertaining areas from private bedroom wings, with studies, libraries, dens, media rooms, and adaptable rooms adding flexibility to the floor plans.

The building's most distinctive layouts are its duplex penthouses, which place living areas, bedrooms, and secondary spaces across two levels and add substantial private terraces. The largest reported outdoor arrangements approach 2,000 square feet and include landscaped terraces, open skyline views, and, in one configuration, a koi pond. These homes also demonstrate the building's capacity for unusually elaborate residential planning, including separate recreational or media areas and extensive storage.

Building amenities include video intercom security, virtual doorman service, a recreation room, and private basement storage. Pets and pied à terre ownership are permitted. The address is close to Tribeca's galleries, restaurants, design showrooms, and shopping, with SoHo directly to the east.

Doorman

None

Type

Condo

Year Built

1888

Converted: 2002

Apartments

66 (view all units)

Floors

7

Neighborhood

Tribeca (Manhattan)

Min Down

10%

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