465 Washington Street interior renderings via Compass
With many Tribeca buyers being attracted to the neighborhood for its rich history, developers may find it smartest to hew to traditional architecture whether the building is in a historic district or not. As an example, see 465 Washington Street: It is just outside the Tribeca North Historic District, but this five-story loft was seamlessly expanded into a ten-story condominium. Previously posted information indicated that the building would be retrofitted to Passive House standards, but the rendering on architect Zakrzweski + Hyde's website shows a traditional brick facade as opposed to an airtight building envelope. Most recently, sales have launched on the nine full-floor units that masterfully combine original details of yesteryear with state-of-the-art appliances, finishes, and fixtures.
465 Washington Street is situated in a previously quiet section of Tribeca that has seen robust development in recent years. Neighbors include 70 Vestry Street (which has attracted the likes of Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen), 290 West Street, and the upcoming conversion of 67 Vestry Street from a turn-of-the-century loft building to a luxury condominium.
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465 Washington Street then and now
The loft-like residences are flooded with light and Tribeca views from oversized windows.
Unit #6, listed for $5.5 million, has a large 800 square foot terrace accessed directly off of the living space
Interiors feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, and original brick walls and accents throughout.
The kitchen features a spacious island, custom Italian self-closing cabinetry, built-in pantry, fully integrated Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, and brushed nickel Waterworks fixtures.
The secondary bedrooms are tucked away at the rear of the residence, and the primary bedroom occupies its own wing with two walk-in closets and enough space for a king-sized bed and additional furniture.
The primary bath has book-matched Bianco Assoluto marble walls, a custom Italian double vanity with marble counter, recessed medicine cabinets, radiant heated floors, statuary marble shower and separate tub, and Waterwork fixtures.
The powder room makes a dramatic statement with Calacatta black vein marble flooring, black Marquina marble walls, and Waterworks fixtures.
Residents arrive to an attended lobby, and additional amenities include cold storage, private storage, bike room, fitness center, and landscaped roof deck.
Tribeca median condo closing prices are still well above the Manhattan median
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