146 Reade St

Welcome to 146 Reade Street, Residence 2, a spacious floor-through two-bedroom, one-bathroom loft set within a classic prewar building in the heart of Tribeca. With an expansive living room, large open kitchen and dining area, split-bedroom layout, and in-unit washer and dryer, this home offers generous proportions and the flexibility to accommodate a variety of lifestyles. The centerpiece of the apartment is its nearly 30-foot-long living room, offering an abundance of space for both everyday living and entertaining. Tall windows, warm hardwood floors, and an open layout create an inviting setting with room for multiple seating areas, a reading nook, or a dedicated home office. A wall of closets provides valuable storage, while the generous dimensions allow for a variety of furniture arrangements. The living area flows into a separate dining space, comfortably accommodating a table for six, and an open kitchen with cream-colored cabinetry and a full suite of appliances including a gas range, dishwasher, microwave, and full-size refrigerator. The open arrangement makes it easy to move between cooking, dining, and relaxing. The split-bedroom layout places the two bedrooms at opposite ends of the residence, offering a welcome sense of separation and privacy. Each bedroom features two windows, hardwood floors, and its own closets, with ample space for bedroom furnishings. A windowed full bathroom includes a bathtub enclosed with glass sliding doors, a vanity, and the added convenience of a stacked Bosch washer and dryer. Four closets throughout the apartment provide additional storage. The landlord charges one fee in connection with this rental, which is a $20 credit check fee. This fee is paid directly to the credit reporting service only after your application has been reviewed. After credit is approved, the tenant will provide one month's rent and one month's security deposit to the landlord by cashier's checks at lease signing. Set within the Tribeca West Historic District, 146 Reade Street is a classic four-story red-brick building distinguished by its ornate black cornice, traditional fire escapes, and distinctive sage-green cast-iron storefront. The address has a rich commercial and creative history dating back to the nineteenth century, when businesses associated with the neighborhood's wholesale grocery and cigar trades operated here. By the early 1970s, it was home to The Egg Store, an innovative video-production and editing studio that welcomed independent artists and filmmakers during the emergence of New York's experimental video movement. Today, the building retains the architectural character of Tribeca's historic store-and-loft buildings, offering a tangible connection to the neighborhood's evolution from a bustling commercial district into one of Manhattan's most sought-after residential communities. Located on Reade Street in the heart of Tribeca, the building is moments from Washington Market Park, Hudson River Park, Whole Foods Market, and the neighborhood's celebrated restaurants, cafes, and shops. Convenient transportation options include the nearby 1, 2, 3, A, and C subway lines.