A beautiful cast-iron building building at 87 Leonard Street in Tribeca has undergone a top-to-bottom rehabilitation and conversion into seven opulent condominiums. Spearheaded by Magnum Real Estate's Benjamin Shaoul and crafted by the skilled designers at GRADE, the re-positioning respects the historical significance of the 1860's structure while using both contemporary and classical materials and textures to create the ultimate Tribeca apartment house.
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Just yesterday, one of the building's crowning jewels, Penthouse B, was released on the market. The three-floor, 3,612 square foot spread comes with a staggering 1,573 square feet of private outdoor space including a sprawling rooftop terrace with northern views towards the Empire State Building. The triplex condo stretches across the fifth and sixth floors and is flooded with sunlight through floor-to-ceiling windows. The living spaces on the sixth floor offers an entertainment terrace with outdoor kitchen, providing for a seamless expansion of living and dining areas.
The home has masterfully configured 3-bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. Bedrooms are situated on the fifth floor and arranged along the northern, light-filled perimeter. Each bedroom has its own en suite bathroom and ample closet space. The five-fixture master bath is comprised of Calacatta Gold Marble, vintage herringbone-patterned floors and bath vestibules, nickel-plated hardware, custom vanities, a freestanding porcelain soaking tub and separate glass-enclosed toilet and shower rooms.
Homes are accessed via keyed elevator, there is a washer/dryer, and the building is pet friendly. Common amenities include a fitness center, part-time doorman, sidewalk landscaping, a bike room, a billiards room, a roof deck and storage.
Three lower-level homes on the second, third and fourth floors have already sold and closed earlier this year. Each are full-floor, 4 bedroom spreads that sold for $1,915 per square foot, or roughly $9 million per unit. A four-level, 7,414 square foot maisonette unit was also listed yesterday for $7.75 million ($1,045 per square foot). The enormously grand home comes with a recreation room, home office, wet bar, and gas burning fireplace.
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