77 Hudson Street is a six floor, five unit condominium in Tribeca, built in 1910 and organized as intimate, floor through loft residences. Its apartments retain pre-war character through exposed brick, steel columns, wood beams, and generous ceiling heights, while contemporary renovations introduce open layouts and modern mechanical systems.
The building’s lofts are shaped by their full floor configurations, with multiple exposures, hardwood floors, central air conditioning, and in-unit laundry appearing among the apartment features. One full floor residence is organized around a large great room with bedrooms set apart by translucent partitions, while another uses original freezer doors as entrances to its rooms and includes Juliet balconies. These details reflect the building’s range of spatial arrangements without diminishing its consistent loft vocabulary.
At 77 Hudson Street, amenities include a fitness center, storage, and outdoor space, with pets permitted. The building is located between Worth and Harrison Streets, close to Tribeca restaurants including The Odeon and Wolfgang Steakhouse, as well as local parks, Whole Foods, and the Hudson River.