Live in a classic prewar loft on one of Tribeca's most desirable cobblestone streets. Up on the 5th floor, this smartly designed, fully renovated floor-through home has two bedrooms and two baths, and features an open layout, high ceilings, hardwood floors and original brick walls. The living room faces North, looking out over N. Moore Street with plenty of open sky. The high performance kitchen has all stainless steel appliances surrounded by yards of granite topped cabinetry, and opens to a separate dining area that could double as a roomy home office (or two). Conveniences include a washer and dryer, two wall-mounted televisions and three walk-in closets. A virtual doorman and direct, key-locked elevator provide a sense of security. Built in 1881, 34-36 N. Moore Street is a Neo-Grec (Neoclassical Revival) loft building, constructed of cast iron, brick and granite. Originally, it was the warehouse of dry goods merchant Dunbar & Wayne, later housing a printing operation, then James Rowland & Company, a grocery and butter firm. This authentic loft is available unfurnished for a one or two year lease. There is no fee to rent the apartment.
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