169 Hudson St

A landmarked low-rise loft condominium in Tribeca, originally constructed in the late 19th century and converted to residences around 2000. The eight-story brick structure preserves industrial character—exposed beams, high beamed ceilings, arched windows and broad timber or wide-plank floors—while offering large, loft-scale full-floor and multi-level residences. Units are predominantly expansive four-bedroom or comparable multi-room lofts accessed by a keyed private elevator landing; interiors typically include formal foyers, dedicated dining areas, dens or studies, pantries, and generous storage including basement rooms and private wine caves. Common areas emphasize a boutique, service-oriented lifestyle: a 24-hour attended lobby with concierge and live-in superintendent, an interior planted courtyard, a roof deck, fitness room, and deeded residential storage. Several apartments feature private outdoor spaces—planted gardens, terraces, and rare penthouse roof terraces with furnished entertaining zones and, in exceptional units, a rooftop pool. Mechanical systems in renovated homes include multi-zone HVAC and radiant heated flooring; finishes range from restored original millwork to bespoke contemporary kitchens and spa baths. Located on a quiet block of North TriBeCa, the building sits close to Hudson River Park, waterfront promenades, galleries, restaurants and boutique shopping. Pet-friendly policies, private keyed-elevator entry, and boutique scale (a small number of large loft units per floor) create an intimate, gallery-like residential environment that blends historic detail with modern luxury conveniences.