288 W St

An eight-story mid-19th-century former spice warehouse converted to cooperative residences, this boutique Tribeca building dates from the 1850s and retains strong industrial character. The masonry façade and large arched windows reveal the building’s loft origins; inside, apartments are predominantly three-bedroom lofts organized with open living zones, exposed timber columns and beams, wide-plank hardwood floors, and high ceilings. Units commonly include dens, multiple walk-in closets, in-unit washer/dryers, central air-conditioning, and high-end chef kitchens fitted with professional-grade appliances and substantial pantry/storage. Shared spaces emphasize outdoor living: a substantial furnished common roof terrace with grills and panoramic Hudson River and Statue of Liberty views provides year-round entertaining space, and the building also offers private storage and varying private outdoor terraces attached to select units. Services and operations are co-op-style: a renovated lobby, keyless electronic access with video entry, a visiting superintendent, and low monthly maintenance are typical. The pet-friendly house permits purchases by trust entities and allows substantial financing; its waterfront address places residents directly across from Hudson River Park, bike paths, piers, and immediate access to Tribeca’s restaurants, galleries, and transportation corridors to Lower Manhattan and beyond.