Obsidian House, 93 Reade Street, #3
$15,000
($122 per ft2)
| 2 beds, 2 baths | Approx. 1,470 ft2
31 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: Nov 21, 2024Last Price Change: ($1,000) on Dec 17Days on Market: 31Building Type: CondominiumNeighborhood: Tribeca (Manhattan)
Description
FULLY FURNISHED - with the furniture shown in the photos. Though the dark, striking cast-iron facade of this beautiful Tribeca building earned it the nickname “Obsidian House,” the interior of Apartment #3 is light and bright! A wide wall of tall, arched windows illuminates the spacious living room, dining area, and kitchen, outfitted with top-of-the-line Viking appliances and a Bosch dishwasher.
Explore further and you’ll find spectacular Bisazza tiles in the bathrooms, roomy Florense closets in each bedroom, plenty of convenient built-in storage, and custom Cole & Son wallpaper to subtly enhance each space’s design.
J. Geiger Shading for motorized window screens allows you to protect your privacy with the press of a button, too! An iconic, eye-catching building in one of Manhattan’s most popular, stylish communities, 93 Reade has been home to dry goods importers and manufacturers of everything from refrigerators to glassware, boots, and neckties in its storied lifetime. In 2015, it was converted into a boutique apartment building by WORKac, the same designers behind Diane von Furstenburg’s impressive flagship store and private residence in the Meatpacking District. With several small public parks nearby and easy access to the 1, 2, 3, A, C, E, 4, 5, 6, R, W and PATH train lines, the Obsidian House is a piece of Tribeca history that any New Yorker would be proud to call home!
J. Geiger Shading for motorized window screens allows you to protect your privacy with the press of a button, too! An iconic, eye-catching building in one of Manhattan’s most popular, stylish communities, 93 Reade has been home to dry goods importers and manufacturers of everything from refrigerators to glassware, boots, and neckties in its storied lifetime. In 2015, it was converted into a boutique apartment building by WORKac, the same designers behind Diane von Furstenburg’s impressive flagship store and private residence in the Meatpacking District. With several small public parks nearby and easy access to the 1, 2, 3, A, C, E, 4, 5, 6, R, W and PATH train lines, the Obsidian House is a piece of Tribeca history that any New Yorker would be proud to call home!
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