100 Hudson St

Built in 1909, this 10-story boutique pre‑war co‑op on Hudson Street occupies a prime position in TriBeCa’s West Historic District. The masonry façade—brick with granite and limestone accents and an ornate copper cornice—signals the building’s historic character; many residences feature loft-like proportions with beamed, high (10–13 foot) ceilings and oversized windows. Units range from one- to three-bedroom loft layouts, often arranged as open-plan great rooms with hardwood plank floors, original architectural details, and opportunities for custom reconfiguration. Interiors commonly include generous closets, separate dining/foyer areas, large kitchens capable of accommodating islands or eat‑in spaces, and spa-style bathrooms; some homes retain dramatic features such as a stone balustrade wrapping the ninth floor. Common areas emphasize low‑rise, residential living: a recently renovated honed stone lobby with mailroom, live‑in superintendent, central laundry, private basement storage rooms and plentiful bicycle storage. A landscaped, furnished wood‑planked roof deck offers skyline views including One World Trade. The building has elevator service, allows in‑unit washer/dryer installations with board approval, and benefits from proximity to public transit, restaurants, Hudson River Park and TriBeCa’s cobbled streets. Ongoing capital improvements and routine management keep the property well maintained while preserving its loft identity.