100 Reade St

100 Reade Street is a landmarked, late-19th-century prewar condominium located in TriBeCa, completed in 1895 and rising six stories. The boutique elevator building contains mainly two-bedroom loft-style units characterized by tall ceilings, oversized windows with north and south exposures, and layouts that emphasize open living areas and flexible conversions. Interiors commonly include high ceilings, hardwood floors, walk-in closets, breakfast bars, recessed lighting, and in-unit washer/dryers; several residences feature dramatic full-floor duplex penthouses with private terraces and glass atria. Common areas are intimate and well-maintained: a landscaped, furnished roof deck with gas grills and skyline views, bicycle storage, private basement storage cages (including wine lockers), and video intercom/security. Building operations include an on-site superintendent, low monthly common charges relative to units of this scale, and pet-friendly policies. Architecturally the property retains prewar character—exposed brick and large industrial windows—while accommodating modern upgrades like central air and contemporary kitchens. Its address on a quiet, historic block of Reade Street places residents within immediate walking distance of multiple subway lines (a major transit hub), Whole Foods, restaurants, parks, and waterfront amenities, creating a blend of historic loft living with urban convenience and strong neighborhood services.