The Saranac is a 24-hour doorman building with amenities including roof terraces, fitness center, and attended garage. Apartments feature high ceilings and modern kitchens, with top floors offering luxury units in a prime Tribeca location. Currently, 4 apartments are for rent.
The Saranac is a 16 story, 147 apartment rental at 95 Worth Street in Tribeca, completed in 2000. Designed by Stephen B. Jacobs for developer Donald Zucker, it draws on pre-war apartment architecture through a modulated façade and a roofline composed of corner pylons and central pavilions. Named for the Adirondack town, the building carries that theme into a lobby with a wood beamed ceiling, stone fireplace, bluestone floors, and wrought iron lighting.
Apartments range from one to three bedrooms and generally have 9 foot ceilings, while many look toward the Clock Tower Building and the Woolworth Building. The upper three floors contain larger two and three bedroom layouts with wood burning fireplaces and in-unit laundry. At the top, two penthouses pair 11 foot 4 inch ceilings with skylit foyers, expansive windows, and large terraces.
The building has a 24 hour doorman, two roof terraces, a fitness center, laundry facilities, an attended garage, a second floor outdoor recreation area, and a live-in superintendent. It is rent stabilized, and pets are allowed. The property occupies the Broadway block between Worth Street and Catherine Lane and also uses the addresses 336 Broadway and 19 Catherine Lane.
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Manhattan Skyline Management Corp is the residential arm of Donald Zucker Company, which was founded in 1961. The Midtown Manhattan firm manages luxury rental apartments with no-fee leasing and personalized concierge service.
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