169 Hudson St

An eight-story, late-19th-century brick loft building converted to ten large condominium residences, this property blends industrial origins with refined residential finishes. Built in 1896 and reimagined for residential use, the structure retains characteristic warehouse elements such as high beamed ceilings, oversized arched windows, exposed brick and generous floor plates that create loft-scale living across multi-room layouts. Typical residences are expansive four-bedroom configurations with formal entry foyers accessed by private keyed elevators, wide-plank hardwood or reclaimed floors, decorative fireplaces, and bespoke millwork surrounding open-plan living and dining areas. The building’s shared spaces emphasize light and greenery: a planted interior courtyard and a roof deck provide outdoor retreats, while additional on-site storage and basement private storage accommodate large-unit needs. Interior common features include a fitness room, garden, and communal roof terrace; some units benefit from private terraces or individual rooftop access. Services are oriented to full-time residential living with a staff presence and building superintendent. Located in Tribeca, the building sits within a landmarked historic district near waterfront parks, galleries, restaurants and multiple subway lines, offering an urban environment that pairs cultural amenities with residential privacy.