Sunshine and elegance envelope you the moment you enter this beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 and a half bath apartment at the luxurious 66 Leonard Street condominium in prime TriBeCa. A gracious entry foyer with a large closet greets you upon arrival, and proceeds to a wonderful light-bathed great room featuring open living and dining areas, a gas fireplace, wall of oversized windows with corner exposure , and rich wide-plank hardwood floors. Entertain and cook with ease in the adjoining chef’s kitchen appointed with such premium appliances as a Sub-Zero refrigerator, a U-line mini fridge, and Miele dishwasher.

Set conveniently nearby is a lovely powder room for guests.

The generous primary bedroom suite tucked away off the living room is filled with natural light and has lots of room for a king-size bed plus furniture. Enhancing the experience is a closet-lined dressing room, huge walk-in closet, and stunning spa bath with dual sinks and a glass-enclosed shower. Secondary bedrooms are also privately situated in their own extra wing, both with high-end en-suite bathrooms.

Other highlights of this special home include excellent pantry and closet storage, a LG washer and dryer that vents out, replaced HVAC units, and easy drop-ceiling wiring spanning the entire apartment.

Built circa 1900 and converted to a luxury condo in 2001, The Textile Building at 66 Leonard Street is a NYC landmark and a meticulously-restored residential masterpiece. Designed by famed architect Henry J. Hardenberg of the Dakota and Plaza Hotel fame, the full-service boutique building offers a grand 24-hour attended lobby with concierge; fitness center with steam room; residents lounge with fireplace, full kitchen and wet bar; gorgeous 5,000 sq ft landscaped roof terrace with grills, dining and lounge seating; a kid’s play area; garden courtyard; package room with cold storage; bike room; and private storage. Pets are allowed as well.

Unparalleled is the location, at the corner of Leonard and Church Streets in the heart of vibrant TriBeCa.

Moments away are upscale shops, restaurants, galleries, Whole Foods, lush parks, multiple subway lines and more. Note some photos have been virtually staged.

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