25 Murray St

A ten-story pre-war condominium in Tribeca, completed in 1930 and converted to condos in the 2000s, the building reads as a loft-style residence with warehouse origins. Units are predominantly two-bedroom lofts and larger flexible layouts that often include additional studies or convertible third bedrooms; interior characteristics emphasize high ceilings (around 10–14 feet), exposed brick, wide-plank oak floors, arched openings, and oversized multi-paned windows that frame southern and northern light. Kitchens are commonly open, eat-in chef’s setups with granite counters and stainless appliances; baths favor marble finishes and include soaking tubs and well-organized closet and pantry space. Common amenities reflect full-service city living: 24/7 attended lobby/doorman, furnished landscaped roof deck with grill and skyline views, residents’ lounge with billiards, children’s playroom, fitness center with locker rooms and saunas, laundry room, bike storage and private storage lockers. Building operations include a live-in superintendent and porter service; many units are wired for central air or feature central heat and in-unit washer/dryer where noted. Exterior rooftop and private outdoor spaces over 60 sqft add outdoor volume uncommon for mid-rise pre-war stock. The location places residents steps from grocery, dining and fitness options, multiple subway lines, Hudson River Park and neighborhood retail, supporting an urban, amenity-rich Tribeca lifestyle.