Townhouse scale meets loft drama in this impeccably designed 3,174-square-foot Tribeca duplex. Residence 1 at 53 Warren Street pairs distinctive architectural details with a flexible two-level layout in the heart of Tribeca. The main level opens to an expansive great room with wide-plank herringbone floors, a custom plaster fireplace by Kamp Studios and extensive built-in storage.
Vaulted ceilings and oversized skylights bring natural light into the center of the home. The kitchen features custom wood cabinetry, a bespoke pantry, Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, six-burner Viking cooktop and oven, Miele dishwasher and speed oven, and a Dornbracht faucet.
A temperature-controlled wine closet accommodates more than 700 bottles, complemented by a separate wine storage unit. A raised lounge with a custom wet bar provides an additional space for gathering or relaxing. A full bathroom with a glass-enclosed shower completes this level.
A sculptural floating staircase leads to the lower level, currently configured with three sleeping areas, a media lounge and an additional room suitable for a home office or library. The primary suite features ample custom closets and a marble bathroom with a soaking tub, dual vanity, built-in storage and French glass doors.
One of the additional sleeping rooms includes an en-suite bathroom with custom tile, a double vanity and additional storage. A spacious media lounge with custom millwork provides a comfortable setting for entertaining and relaxing. Additional features include a dedicated laundry room with an oversized washer and dryer, central air conditioning, generous storage and ample wall space for art.
53 Warren Street is a boutique condominium close to Tribeca's restaurants, shops, Whole Foods, City Hall Park and the Battery Park Esplanade. Nearby transportation includes the A/C/E, 1/2/3, R and PATH trains. Please note: This is a convertible one-bedroom duplex loft. The additional bedrooms represent the current or suggested layout and are not legal bedrooms under the offering plan. The advertised real estate taxes reflect the Primary Residence Tax Abatement.
