Woolworth Tower Residences at 2 Park Place via Sotheby's International Realty
With a recent conversion, the Woolworth Tower has gone from the “Cathedral of Commerce” to one of the city’s most prestigious condos. The famed 792-foot building by Cass Gilbert is as iconic as ever, but the top 30 floors have been transformed into condos by acclaimed architect Thierry Despont. They offer a chance to live in a building that has been designated both a national historic landmark and a New York City landmark.
Unit #40A, a 6,095-square-foot, four-bedroom, five-bath home spanning the entire 40th floor and rising 516 feet above City Hall, has just come on the market for $21.325 million. At $3,499 per square foot, it greatly exceeds the Tribeca average of $2,032 per square foot. The owner will have access to such amenities as the Gilbert Lounge, a lap pool originally commissioned by H.W. Woolworth, state-of-the-art fitness center, wine cellar and tasting room, and on-site parking.
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A 75’ Great Room has triple exposures, flexible entertaining space, and ample wall space for an art collection.
Great Room via Travis Mark
The apartment features 14.5’ ceilings and oak herringbone floors.
Apartment details via Travis Mark
Massive arched windows with polychromatic terracotta surrounds look out over sweeping city views.
Office via Travis Mark
Windowed eat-in kitchen is outfitted with custom Dada cabinetry, marble counters and backsplash, and integrated Miele appliances.
Kitchen via Travis Mark
The corner master suite has open city and river views as well as a walk-in dressing room.
Master bedroom via Travis Mark
Master bath has oversized shower, soaking tub, double vanity, and radiant heated floors.
Master bath via Travis Mark
All four bedrooms have en-suite baths.
Bedroom via Travis Mark
Floor plan via Sotheby's
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