102 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: Jan 29, 2024Days on Market: 102Building Type: CooperativeNeighborhood: Tribeca (Manhattan)
Monthly Maintenance:
$2,994
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$14,647
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$17,641
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 20% ($540,000),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Description
55 Walker Street #3A is a sprawling, renovated floor-through loft with central air and 12’6” ceilings, set up as a 1-bedroom/2 bath home, but easily converted to 2 bedrooms. This classic and bright prewar loft offers an expansive entertaining space with a dramatic wall of 3 huge windows, with built-in seating below, overlooking Walker Street. A spacious nook situated in the far window lends itself to an additional sleeping space or office area.
On the opposite end of this impressive room is the substantial dining area and renovated chef’s kitchen. Stainless steel appliances, including a 6 burner Wolf range, Fisher and Paykel refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher and an island with a Whirlpool 20 bottle wine cooler and seating for four combine to make this a stylish and desirable place to cook and dine. A hallway, off of which are two large renovated full baths and a new Miele washer/dryer, graciously separates the living spaces from the generously sized and quiet bedroom.
3 extra tall, (8’5” X 4’5”) south-facing windows and ample closet space add to the uniqueness of this light-filled room. In other B lines, this space is divided into 2 bedrooms. Both baths have Venetian plaster walls and the sizable primary has dual sinks, a spacious walk-in glass shower with rain shower head, freestanding soaking tub and an intricately designed artistic ceiling.
In addition to central AC with linear diffusers, high ceilings, a vast amount of wall space for art, hardwood floors, and a huge storage space above the bathroom ceiling, this authentic loft has unique decorative accents, such as Gaudi hardware and vintage towel bars from the Waldorf Astoria. Built in 1886 by renowned architect John B. Snook, known for designing Grand Central Terminal, 55 Walker Street is a boutique condop, in the historical district of Tribeca, consisting of four residential lofts. The exterior exudes timeless elegance with its classic marble and cast iron facade, a reflection of the charm of Tribeca.
Surrounded by a fabulous array of restaurants, art galleries, and chic boutiques and a few blocks from Soho, this vibrant location can’t be beat. Pets and pied a terres permitted and 80% financing allowed.
On the opposite end of this impressive room is the substantial dining area and renovated chef’s kitchen. Stainless steel appliances, including a 6 burner Wolf range, Fisher and Paykel refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher and an island with a Whirlpool 20 bottle wine cooler and seating for four combine to make this a stylish and desirable place to cook and dine. A hallway, off of which are two large renovated full baths and a new Miele washer/dryer, graciously separates the living spaces from the generously sized and quiet bedroom.
3 extra tall, (8’5” X 4’5”) south-facing windows and ample closet space add to the uniqueness of this light-filled room. In other B lines, this space is divided into 2 bedrooms. Both baths have Venetian plaster walls and the sizable primary has dual sinks, a spacious walk-in glass shower with rain shower head, freestanding soaking tub and an intricately designed artistic ceiling.
In addition to central AC with linear diffusers, high ceilings, a vast amount of wall space for art, hardwood floors, and a huge storage space above the bathroom ceiling, this authentic loft has unique decorative accents, such as Gaudi hardware and vintage towel bars from the Waldorf Astoria. Built in 1886 by renowned architect John B. Snook, known for designing Grand Central Terminal, 55 Walker Street is a boutique condop, in the historical district of Tribeca, consisting of four residential lofts. The exterior exudes timeless elegance with its classic marble and cast iron facade, a reflection of the charm of Tribeca.
Surrounded by a fabulous array of restaurants, art galleries, and chic boutiques and a few blocks from Soho, this vibrant location can’t be beat. Pets and pied a terres permitted and 80% financing allowed.
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