$4M Tribeca loft offers privacy and plenty of room for living

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$4M Tribeca loft offers privacy and plenty of room for living

March 1, 2022

Photo credit: Yale Wagner for Sotheby’s International Realty

For anyone who dreams of loft living but wants modern condo convenience and privacy, this freshly renovated Tribeca loft in the Sugar Warehouse at 79 Laight Street should hit a sweet spot. For $3,995,000 you get a private elevator landing, three well-distanced bedrooms, a huge entertaining space, and sparkling new finishes in an authentic, historic loft frame.

Starting with a key-locked elevator, enter a private vestibule lined with closets. Chic modern wallpaper and stone floor tiles make it known right away that no detail has been overlooked in 2,335 square feet of living space.

Throughout the home are loft details like beamed ceilings and arched windows. A step-down living room adds warmth and sophistication. In a cozy corner of this vast living and entertaining space is a sitting area with a wood-burning fireplace.

The kitchen is anchored by a black granite-topped island of massive proportions and lined with custom cabinetry. Top-of-the-line appliances include a Viking refrigerator, a Thermador cooktop, and a Bosch oven and dishwasher, plus a full-sized washer and vented dryer. A raised dining area overlooks the living room.

The primary bedroom suite has enough space for an office area, plus two walk-in closets. A stone-clad bath adds a luxuriant retreat. A large second bedroom also has an ensuite bath. A third bedroom is currently being used as a library with built-in shelving and a full bath just down the hall.

The full-service pre-war condo building just moments away from Hudson River Park offers a full-time doorman and staff, a children’s playroom, a gym, and a roof deck. Additional storage is available in the basement.

[[Listing details: 79 Laight Street, 5D at CityRealty]

[Listed at Sotheby’s International Realty by Jeremy V. Stein]

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Photo credit: Yale Wagner for Sotheby’s International Realty

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