250 W St

250 West Street is a twelve-story, landmark-era warehouse originally built in 1906 and converted into full-service condominium residences in 2012. The property preserves industrial character—brick and limestone façades and oversized arched windows—while offering loft-scale interiors with 10–11 foot ceilings, wide-plank oak floors, and generous room proportions. Residences are configured primarily as two- and four-bedroom lofts with features such as open chef’s kitchens, eat-in areas, formal dining rooms, dens/home offices, washer/dryers, extensive custom millwork and large walk-in closets. Building common areas include an attended lobby with a library lounge, a two-level amenity suite with a state-of-the-art fitness center, sauna and a 60–61 foot lap pool, a children’s playroom, conference space, storage and a bike room. Outdoors, residents share a roughly 5,000-square-foot roof terrace with sundeck, lounge and dining areas; there is also a landscaped courtyard and limited private outdoor space for some units. Services comprise 24-hour doorman and concierge plus a live-in superintendent. The condominium is pet friendly and provides cold storage and building storage. Located on Hubert Street in Tribeca North, the building sits across from Hudson River Park and Piers 25–26, giving immediate access to waterfront recreation, bike and running paths, playgrounds, and dining; transit connections to multiple subway lines and neighborhood restaurants, shops and schools are within a short walk.