Prominently situated on a prime Tribeca corner, this full-floor, 4,108 square foot, 3-bedroom loft elegantly pairs historic downtown charm with effortless modern luxury. From the direct elevator entry, an over 1,200 square foot great room with 12-foot ceilings, original columns, and 8-foot tall windows creates an entertaining space that is incredibly difficult to find or replicate. The scale of this room continues throughout the unit, easily allowing for large-scale gatherings across multiple living spaces.

Wide-plank hardwood floors and coffered ceilings add warmth, and the views to city and sky are quintessentially Tribeca. Custom-designed and elegantly crafted, the Poggenpohl kitchen is swathed in oversized marble slabs, a full suite of professional appliances including a vented range hood and wine storage, and designer lighting fixtures. A full wall of built-in low cabinetry opposite the kitchen is the perfect place to house books with artwork above.

Directly adjacent, the family room / den offers full walls of built-in cabinet storage and a rare wood-burning fireplace. Sun-flooded and airy, the home’s primary bedroom suite is graciously sized and offers both a large walk-in closet as well as an en-suite marble bathroom with deep soaking tub and glass-enclosed shower. The second bedroom features an en-suite bath and enjoys fantastic western exposures.

Adjacent to the great room is a third oversized bedroom, full bathroom, an oversized walk-in closet, as well as a full laundry room. Currently configured as a generous 3-bedroom apartment, an alternate floor plan as a 4-bedroom with a spacious corner living/dining room and an oversized primary bathroom is provided as inspiration. Originally constructed in 1860 and converted to condominiums in 2000, the Munitions Building is a mainstay in Tribeca history, formerly the site of a warehouse for the Remington Arms Company as well as a champagne storage facility for G. H. Mumm. Today, it offers its five units a full-time doorman, video security, and storage. The location itself is second to none close to Hudson River Park and City Hall Park, multiple subway lines, and downtown’s finest restaurants and cultural attractions.

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