The Powell Building, 105 Hudson Street, #412
$560,000
| Studio, 1 bath
Key Details
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Listed Mar 15, 2019Days on Market 163Building Type CooperativeNeighborhood Tribeca
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Monthly Maintenance $1,597Minimum Down Payment 25%
Description
HOW SWEET THIS ONE IS! TOP OF THE LINE RENOVATIONS FOR THIS COOP OFFICE SPACE. LOCATED IN THE BEST AREA OF TRIBECA as well as ONE OF THE BEST COOP BUILDINGS AROUND, THE POWELL BUILDING.
The Powell Building was originally designed by Carrere & Hastings, the architects of the New York Public Library at 42nd and Fifth, for a Boston based Chocolatier (Walter Baker). A mixed use coop (residential and office), it a classic loft building, having converted in the 1970s. Unique to its conversion was the developer's plan to only convert the 5th floor and higher as residences.
Lower floors remained small offices for artists and others. That tradition still exists today. Solidly built, it is a beautiful building on the outside.
Shaped like a U it's apartments separate between the North and South Side, with exposures on Hudson, Franklin and the interior of the U. Window design vary by floor. Originally designed as 10 stories, it was only built to 7.
The addition four floors were added (as was the northern portion of the building) in 1905 by Alexander Power (a candy manufacturer). The retail space is home to Nobu but owned separately by the coop shareholders.
The Powell Building was originally designed by Carrere & Hastings, the architects of the New York Public Library at 42nd and Fifth, for a Boston based Chocolatier (Walter Baker). A mixed use coop (residential and office), it a classic loft building, having converted in the 1970s. Unique to its conversion was the developer's plan to only convert the 5th floor and higher as residences.
Lower floors remained small offices for artists and others. That tradition still exists today. Solidly built, it is a beautiful building on the outside.
Shaped like a U it's apartments separate between the North and South Side, with exposures on Hudson, Franklin and the interior of the U. Window design vary by floor. Originally designed as 10 stories, it was only built to 7.
The addition four floors were added (as was the northern portion of the building) in 1905 by Alexander Power (a candy manufacturer). The retail space is home to Nobu but owned separately by the coop shareholders.
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About The Powell Building, 105 Hudson Street
- Co-op
- Built in 1892
- 16 Apartments
- 11 Floors
Building Amenities
- Hi Rise
- Pre War
- Basement Storage
- Central AC
- Intercom
- Roof Deck
- Washer/Dryer in building
- Elevator
- Rooftop Terrace
- Bike Room
- Live-In Superintendent
- Outdoor Entertainment Space
- In-Unit Washer/Dryer
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Pros
- Nobu restaurant
- Central TriBeCa location
- Close to Subway
- Architectural masterpiece
- Oculi
- Few apartments
- Some arched windows
Cons
- No sidewalk landscaping
- No garage
- No balconies
- No roof deck
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Subways
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