181 Hudson St

A nine-story, early 20th-century loft condominium in Tribeca originally constructed in 1909–1910 as a printing warehouse and converted to residential use in the 1980s. The boutique property contains a small collection of large loft residences—primarily multi-bedroom layouts with expansive, open plans, tall beamed ceilings, and oversized tilt-and-turn windows that maximize daylight and street views. Architectural character remains prominent: exposed steel columns, brick walls, high ceilings, and restored masonry and cornice details on the façade. Common interior touches include a formal entry foyer in many units, generous ceilings, and layout flexibility that has allowed both live/work and fully residential uses. Shared building amenities emphasize low-scale, practical comforts: a planted roof deck, a communal garden, updated lobby and corridors, keyed elevators, a smart-access/video intercom system, package storage, and an on-site superintendent during weekday hours. Services are straightforward rather than full-service; building management handles maintenance and scheduled repairs but does not provide 24/7 concierge. Pet policies are permissive. The property sits on a cobblestone block in north Tribeca, steps from Hudson River Park and the neighborhood’s dining, gallery, and transit options, offering a mix of historic fabrics and contemporary loft living choices.