The Merchant's House is a boutique condominium in historic Tribeca with virtual doorman service and key-locked elevator. Residents enjoy garage parking, pet-friendly living, and proximity to Hudson River Park and trendy boutiques and restaurants. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
The Merchant's House is a seven story, 23 unit Tribeca condominium created from two commercial buildings dating to 1896 and 1905. After a 1992 fire severely damaged the larger structure, the 1998 conversion restored the façades, rebuilt the lost floors, added rooftop levels and carved an atrium through the complex. Joseph Pell Lombardi and Arpad Baksa directed the renovation.
The landmarked complex is part of the Tribeca West Historic District, with Romanesque brickwork, arched upper windows, rough cut limestone trim, terra cotta capitals and dentilated cornices. Its name comes from the Merchants Refrigeration and Ice Manufacturing Company, whose name remains carved into a façade. Apartments retain their loft character through high ceilings, broad layouts and oversized windows, while fireplaces are a recurring interior feature. A 7,200 square foot penthouse was formed from two apartments and a 1,200 square foot connector between its north and south wings, pairing a skylit 17 foot volume with 3,000 square feet of split terraces.
The building has a virtual doorman, video intercom, resident storage and a rooftop terrace. A 12 car garage is entered from Ericsson Place, and pets are permitted.
Hudson River Park and Piers 25 and 26 are at the western end of North Moore Street, with waterfront paths, playgrounds, kayaking and miniature golf. Singer Adele and basketball player Deron Williams have been residents.
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