74 Reade Street - Tribeca
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Built between 1859-1860 on former "Church Farm" lots owned by Trinity Church, 74 Reade Street stands as a distinguished Italianate style cast iron and marble loft building in the heart of Tribeca's South Historic District. This boutique co-op contains just 12 residential units, creating an intimate living environment within one of Manhattan's most coveted neighborhoods. The building's rich commercial history includes former occupancy by dealers in hats, caps, straw goods, cutlery, and wholesalers of boots and shoes, reflecting Tribeca's industrial heritage.
The apartments showcase quintessential loft living with soaring 12 to 15 foot ceilings, exposed brick walls, original hardwood floors, and dramatic double-height south facing windows that flood the spaces with natural light. Units range from efficiently designed duplexes to expansive triplexes, including one remarkable 4,850 square foot triplex and another 3,000 square foot unit featuring mass timber construction. Many apartments feature flexible mezzanine levels, sleeping lofts, and adaptable spaces that can serve as home offices, media rooms, or additional bedrooms. High end finishes are standard throughout, with premium appliances from Wolf, Sub-Zero, Miele, and Bosch, along with custom millwork and built in storage solutions.
Building amenities include private wine storage vaults in the cellar, with some larger units featuring dedicated wine tasting rooms and climate controlled cellars capable of storing up to 2,000 bottles. Additional conveniences include bike storage, in-unit washers and dryers, and individual storage units. The crown jewel is the beautifully landscaped rooftop terrace offering sweeping views of Downtown Manhattan and One World Trade Center. The building's prime location provides easy access to acclaimed restaurants like Marc Forgione, Atera, and Megu, plus proximity to multiple subway lines, Whole Foods, and the Hudson River Greenway.
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