The Kea is a pre-war condominium building in Manhattan's Tribeca neighborhood, completed in 1920 at 42 White Street. The 5-story building contains 5 units and features amenities such as an elevator and intercom system.
The Kea is a five residence condominium at 42 White Street in Tribeca, set in a landmarked 1835 Neo Greco building. Its most distinctive layout is a full floor duplex that places the main living level below a private upper level, with several terraces and a roof deck integrated into the home. That residence was renovated by GRADE New York in 2017.
The loft apartments are defined by high ceilings, oversized windows, open living areas, and central air conditioning. Private outdoor space is a recurring feature, including apartments with multiple terraces, while the building also has an intercom system and permits pets. The combination of loft scale and outdoor space is unusual within such a compact condominium.
White Street sits in the Tribeca East Historic District, on a block surrounded by galleries, restaurants, boutiques, and cobblestone streets. Hudson River Park is a short distance west, while Soho is just south of the building. The address retains the character of Tribeca’s early store and loft buildings while housing a small collection of contemporary residences.
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