161 Hudson St

A nine-story prewar condominium in Tribeca, built in 1930 and converted to residential use, this intimate building contains a small collection of large loft-style units primarily configured as four-bedroom residences. The exterior pairs buff brick and limestone details with tall industrial-era windows; interiors emphasize loft proportions with high beamed ceilings, oversized double-hung windows, wide-plank hardwood floors, exposed columns and substantial built-ins. Individual apartments typically include generous foyers, formal dining zones, dens or home-office spaces, walk-in closets, and chef-grade kitchens with premium appliances. Shared amenities are boutique in scale: an elevator, part-time doorman hours, a staffed superintendent, a planted common roof deck and private outdoor terraces or gardens associated with select units. The property supports practical living in the city with storage provisions, in-unit laundry in many homes, and private outdoor space exceeding 60 square feet for some residences. Pet-friendly policies and flexible ownership terms (including pieds-à-terre in some offerings) reflect the building’s downtown, lifestyle-oriented character. Located at the corner of Hudson and Laight streets in the Tribeca Historic District, the building sits steps from Hudson River Park, high-end dining, and multiple subway lines, combining historic loft architecture with contemporary finishes and sizable private outdoor areas.