49 Murray Street is an Italianate store-and-loft building from 1849, converted to a boutique condominium. Located in the Tribeca Historic District, it is near various amenities and transportation options.
49 Murray Street is an Italianate store and loft building in the Tribeca Historic District, with residential spaces shaped by its commercial origins. The five story condominium retains a stone faced façade and a loft scale that reaches from approximately 11 foot tin ceilings to 12 foot 6 inch ceilings in some residences.
Attributed to Hubert Van Wagenen and constructed in 1858, the building was converted to condominiums in 1998 and contains three residential units. Its apartments share a distinctly loft oriented vocabulary, including open layouts, oversized windows, south exposures, central air conditioning, in unit laundry, and substantial private storage. Fireplaces and terraces or balconies are also part of the residential offering.
The most distinctive configuration is a five bedroom penthouse triplex, which organizes living space across three levels and includes private terraces and a rooftop area. Other residences take the form of large two and three bedroom lofts, including a partially duplexed arrangement with additional bedrooms above the main living level.
Key fob entry, video intercom, private storage rooms, a part time superintendent, and pet friendly policies serve the condominium. The building is two blocks from the Tribeca Whole Foods and close to City Hall Park, Washington Market Park, the Hudson River Greenway, Brookfield Place, and the World Trade Center. The Chambers Street station serves the 1, 2, and 3 trains, while City Hall serves the R and W trains.
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