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The Sugar Loaf Building, originally a warehouse from 1882, was converted to a 10-unit condominium in 1996. Located at 155 Franklin Street, it features a brick façade with stone banding and is near popular amenities and public transportation.
The Sugar Loaf Building, located at 155 Franklin Street in TriBeCa, was originally constructed as a warehouse in 1882 and transformed into a 10-unit condominium in 1996. The building features a distinctive red-brick façade with horizontal stone banding, a prominent cornice, and green-painted trim, reflecting its neo-Grec architectural style. Its prime location offers residents easy access to popular restaurants, fitness studios, and the Franklin Street 1 train.
This six-story building, designed by George W. DaCunha and later renovated by Franklin Baylies, boasts large apartments equipped with modern amenities such as wood-burning fireplaces and video security. The building is characterized by its intimate setting, with only two apartments per floor, ensuring a sense of exclusivity.
Notable apartments include the penthouse, which features three bedrooms and expansive outdoor terraces, and various other units that showcase high ceilings, original wood beams, and exposed brick walls. Many apartments also include chef's kitchens with high-end appliances, spacious living areas, and luxurious master suites with en-suite bathrooms. The building's amenities include a superintendent, storage options, and a secure entry system.
The Sugar Loaf Building has attracted a number of notable residents, including Taylor Swift, Orlando Bloom, and Steven Soderbergh, adding to its allure as a desirable residence in one of New York City's most sought-after neighborhoods.
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