161 Hudson St

161 Hudson Street is a nine-story, prewar condominium in Manhattan’s Tribeca Historic District, originally constructed in 1910 and converted to residential use in 2004. The buff brick and limestone façade retains its industrial character while housing roughly two dozen loft-style residences with generous ceiling heights and large, multi-pane windows. Unit layouts range from one-bedroom lofts to expansive multi-level penthouses and duplexes, many featuring dramatic double-height spaces, exposed columns and beams, built-in cabinetry, and wide-plank hardwood floors. Interiors commonly include formal foyers, dedicated dining areas, dens, walk-in closets, pantries, and substantial storage; several residences boast chef-caliber kitchens, multiple baths, and custom millwork. Shared building amenities focus on boutique, urban living: a part-time doorman, elevator service, a managed rooftop deck, and landscaped common areas; select homes provide private terraces, planted roof decks, and private outdoor spaces exceeding 60 square feet. The building is pet-friendly, permits pieds-a-terre, and offers on-site superintendent support. Located at Hudson and Laight, residents have immediate access to Tribeca’s restaurants, boutiques, Hudson River Park waterfront recreation, and multiple subway lines, supporting both a quiet loft atmosphere and easy downtown connectivity.