$5.7M Tribeca co-op is two floors of loft living with lots of bonus space
Photo credit: Rise Media, courtesy The Corcoran Group
Tribeca loft living is at its finest at this four-bedroom riverfront duplex. Located at 288 West Street, known as the Medium Lipstick Building, the brick warehouse building was built in 1855 as a spice storehouse and has since been converted to 14 co-op units. This particular apartment has all the classic architectural details– beamed ceilings, wooden columns, exposed brick, arched windows–but with modern additions like a floating glass-enclosed staircase, double-sided fireplace, sleek white built-ins, and a sauna.
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There are entrances on both floors. On the main level, you step into the sprawling, open living area. First is the kitchen, which boasts stainless steel appliances, custom cabinetry, and a pantry.
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From there, enter the massive living/dining room, where the western exposures are on full display. Throughout are original pine beams and wide-plank hardwood floors. Lining the dining area are contemporary built-ins that include a wet bar.
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On the other side of the fireplace is a media room.
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Off the living room is the master suite, which comes complete with an oversized custom closet and a spa-like bathroom with a soaking tub, rain shower, and water closet.
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The lower level holds the other three bedrooms, all with large closets. Two of the bedroom are connected by pocket doors.
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One of the bedrooms has an en-suite bathroom and a kitchenette, which, as the listing notes, would make it a perfect nanny or in-law suite.
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The main section of this level is currently configured as a playroom.
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Off the playroom is a home gym that leads into the bathroom with a sauna. There’s also a small office, a laundry room, three full-size bathrooms, and an entry mudroom on the lower level.
[At CityRealty]
[Listing: 288 West Street, 6W/5W by Danny Davis, Lisa Balbuena, and Lisa Resnick of The Corcoran Group]
Photo credit: Rise Media, courtesy The Corcoran Group