52 Lispenard Street, #TH2
Key Details
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Listed: Aug 6, 2024Last Price Change: ($250,000) on Oct 31Days on Market: 138Building Type: CondominiumNeighborhood: Tribeca (Manhattan)Doorman: FT DoormanListing viewed 357 times
Insider Highlights
- Location: Desirable Tribeca Neighborhood
- This exclusive property is located in the highly sought-after Tribeca neighborhood, within close proximity to Hudson River Park and subway stations, offering both convenience and a vibrant community.
- Building: Historic Boutique Condominium
- The residence is part of a boutique condominium with only 7 units, ensuring privacy and exclusivity. The building, built in 1867, has been modernly renovated while preserving its historic charm.
- Interior: Spacious and Luxurious
- The spacious triplex maisonette spans 2,518 square feet, featuring two bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths, high ceilings up to 17 feet, expansive entertainment areas, and a lower level configured as a media room and an interior bedroom with a custom-built Murphy bed.
Description
Adjacent to this space is the eat-in kitchen, showcasing a seamless white Corian island and top-of-the-line appliances including a U-line wine cooler and Gaggenau refrigerator, dishwasher, wall oven, and cooktop with Falmec vented hood. Upstairs, the primary bedroom boasts a walk-in closet and overlooks the great room below, while the luxurious primary bath offers Calacatta marble slab walls and flooring, and a waved Corian sink and vanity. Accessed via an elegant Italian oak spiral staircase, the lower level is configured as a media room and an interior bedroom with a custom-built Murphy bed. This level also houses a laundry room with full-size GE washer and vented dryer, and a full bath featuring Row Silk Georgette limestone wall tiles. Nestled in the burgeoning gallery district of North TriBeCa, 52 Lispenard Street is a boutique condominium of only 6 units with a custom designed BDDW lobby. With extremely low monthlies, the building has a part-time doorman seven days a week, and a full-time on-call superintendent.
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