169 Hudson Street, 4-S

This magnificent TriBeCa residence showcases a lush courtyard garden and 3,584 square feet of interior space. The three-bedroom plus home office condo boasts 20 windows lending triple exposure North, East, and West, flooding the home with light. Enter via private keyed-elevator and embrace the sweeping great room. The bright and airy living space is enriched by wide-plank hardwood floors with matching panels surrounding the wood-burning fireplace. The open kitchen, designed by Bulthaup, stands ready to accommodate every culinary desire. Modern attributes include a vented range and dishwasher by Gaggenau, Sub-Zero refrigerator, slate countertops, and a sleek breakfast bar. Down the illuminated gallery hallway, which overlooks the enormous outdoor space shared with only one neighbor, lies a home office and three expansive bedrooms. The spacious master suite is aglow with western light and features dueling his & her walk-in closets, and an en-suite bath outfitted with a freestanding tub, standup shower, and double sink vanity. The western wing of the residence includes two additional bedrooms and a second full bath. The deeded courtyard, spanning 30’ x 40’, is shared with only one neighbor. Views of the landscaped sanctuary are captured by almost every room in the apartment, bordering three sides of the apartment. Other extraordinary details of the home include radiant heated floors throughout, sound proofed floors and walls, a built-in Sonos sound system, in unit washer dryer and Crestron system. Originally a warehouse constructed in 1893, the Roebling Building was converted to condominiums in 2000 by BDB Development & architect Joseph Vance. The building offers full-time doorman and superintendent, gym, private storage, wine storage & cellar, and a 30x40 foot courtyard. Located in prime TriBeCa historic district, this landmarked condominium is surrounded by some of Manhattan’s most renowned restaurants, great shopping, best art galleries, and beautiful parks.