DESCRIPTION

More soul than james brown!
this isn't an apartment; it's a collector's item.  As you step into this massive loft, you will be blown away by 12'6" ceilings, seven huge (6'x6') windows and epic light.  "beyond cool" is the only way to describe the southern and western views of historic tribeca, as well as amazing sunsets and even partial river views.  There are bleached red oak hardwoods throughout, hulking beams and exposed brick everywhere.  The open kitchen is a showpiece featuring viking appliances, stainless steel countertops, backlit backsplash and a show stopping live-edge floating rosewood sit-up bar.  Currently configured as a single bedroom with a home office, the floor plan is highly flexible and can accommodate one to two additional bedrooms.  The co-op board is also amenable to the addition of a 2nd bathroom.  The main bedroom has a walk-in closet, floating walnut shelves and a contemporary sliding powdered steel door with frosted glass.  The home office is constructed of custom-sliding screens of translucent glass and steel frames, a designer's dream.  The bathroom has a soaking tub and a gracious standup shower.  If that's not enough, there is central air, a washer/dryer and integrated sound throughout.  One block from the hudson, this stunner seamlessly combines historic architecture with new design elements.  Constructed in 1920, 427-429 washington street / 52 vestry street is an 8-story building and boutique co-op located in the north tribeca historic district on one of tribeca's quietest and most exclusive streets.  A key-locked elevator and video intercom security system provides residents with privacy and security and a part-time superintendent is employed by the co-op.  Maintenance and common charges remain extremely low with infrequent increases.  Nestled between some of the city's best restaurants and shopping 427 is only one block from hudson river park and its multiple running and bike paths and recreational piers.  Seriously.  .  You have to see this one before it is gone.  


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