466 Washington St APT 4E, Manhattan, NY 10013

Graced with abundant natural light, plentiful storage, and impressive scale, Residence 4E is an authentic downtown loft offering post-industrial pre-war charm and the contemporary luxuries of a unique, meticulous renovation—all in one of the quietest, most sought-after enclaves in Tribeca. Residents receive a grand welcome from a sprawling open-plan living room, dining room, and kitchen punctuated with oversized picture windows and exposed timber columns and beams. The living and dining area includes a walk-in coat closet and a custom TV cabinet, with plenty of space for formal entertaining and casual day-to-day lounging. Awaiting home chefs of every level is a stunning eat-in kitchen equipped with a reclaimed wood island, custom millwork, a double-door pantry, and sleek Lemurian Baobab granite countertops and backsplash imbued with iridescent Labradorite. The high-end Miele appliance suite includes a stainless steel gas-burning range, an integrated refrigerator and dishwasher, and dual under-counter beverage drawers. Beyond the kitchen is a discreet powder room with a custom reclaimed wood countertop and a one-of-a-kind vessel sink. Flexible and inviting, the home is configured with four large bedrooms, with one being used as a dedicated home office or guest room. The king-size primary suite is tranquil and private, adorned with two massive walk-in closets, a separate dressing area, and a spa en-suite with chic tilework, a double vanity, step-in shower, and a freestanding clawfoot soaking tub. The second and third bedrooms have walk-ins and share access to a four-piece full bathroom with a walk-in shower, while the fourth bedroom/office includes a concealed storage space, a reclaimed wood dressing room, a custom Murphy bed, and a full en-suite bathroom with Cassiopea quartz countertops. Additional highlights of this 3,000-square-foot, 3.5-bath home include walk-in closets in every room, recessed lighting, low monthlies, a private hallway closet, a basement storage locker, and an in-unit laundry room with Coral Pink quartzite countertops, a utility sink, built-in storage, and a Miele washer and dryer. A former vegetable factory built in 1883, 466 Washington Street is a highly regarded boutique co-op famous for being one of the original residential loft buildings in Downtown Manhattan. Residences are spacious and semi-private, with only two units per floor and fifteen in the entire building. A block away, Hudson River Park offers a lush waterfront escape with athletic courts, playgrounds, dog runs, picnic lawns, and running and biking paths. Exciting dining, shopping, and nightlife are also nearby, including restaurants and cafes like Wolfgang's, Mr. Chow, Laconda Verde, Coffee Project New York, and Élysée's. Accessible subway lines include the 1, A, C, and E. Pieds-a-terre and sublets are welcome with board approval.