Carter HorsleyFeb 27, 2014
Carter's Review
This very attractive, 7-story, red-brick apartment building at 5 Harrison Street on the southeast corner at Staple Street in TriBeCa has six condominium apartments.
It was converted by Celia Paleologos of West Palm Beach, Florida. Richard R Farrara of de Le Cour & Farrara was the architect.
Bottom Line
This handsome building has a prime location on a cobblestone street in TriBeCa close to a former American Express stable and the very attractive Independence Plaza Towers near the Hudson River and the charming P. S. 234.
Description
The building has a limestone base with retail spaces and a very attractive stainless-steel entrance surround beneath a red metal spandrel flanked by handsome sconces.
The building's main façade is nicely divided by narrow ridges whose bottoms are limestone squares. The top floor has a different fenestration bottom and is topped by a series of stone-rimmed boxes beneath the flat roofline.
Amenities
The building has an elevator, wood-burning fireplaces, washers and dryers, central air-conditioning and a security system.
Apartments
The penthouse duplex has a 17-foot-wide entrance gallery that leads to a 36-foot-long living/dining room with a 16-foot-open kitchen with an island, a 13-foot-long office and a bedroom on the lower floor and a bedroom and a very large wrap-around roof deck on the upper floor.
A three-bedroom unit has a 37-foot-wide living/dining room with an open kitchen.
A two-bedroom unit has a 30-foot-long living room with a dining alcove that adjoins an open 19-foot-wide kitchen with an island.
- Condo built in 2000
- Located in Tribeca
- 6 total apartments 6 total apartments
- 10 recent sales ($1.8M to $5.2M)
- Pets Allowed
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