366 Broadway

A landmarked pre-war cooperative in Tribeca, this twelve-story Beaux-Arts residence dates from the early 20th century and was converted to co-op ownership in the late 1970s. The 30–40-unit scale building occupies a prominent corner, constructed in concrete and steel with a historically detailed marble lobby, wrought-iron staircase, and recently refreshed common areas. Units are loft-style two- and three-bedroom layouts with high ceilings (often over 10 feet), oversized double-hung windows, wide-plank hardwood and original terrazzo remnants, and ornamental moldings that emphasize the building’s period character. Typical apartment features include formal entry foyers, separate dining rooms or eat-in kitchens with center islands, den or office spaces, generous walk-in closets, double-vanity baths and in-unit washer/dryers; many residences have been gut-renovated with modern chef-grade appliances and central or multi-zone AC. Shared building amenities comprise a rooftop terrace, bike storage, dedicated basement storage cages, package/mail rooms, new elevator cabs, video-intercom entry and full-time superintendent/porter services. Street-level retail provides convenience and rental income, while recent capital projects have included lobby restoration, new elevators, upgraded hallways and added bike and storage facilities. The co-op is pet-friendly, allows pied-a-terres and subletting in many units, and maintains assessments tied to ongoing improvements. Its address places residents within immediate walking distance of transit hubs, grocery and specialty food markets, restaurants, galleries and Hudson River Park, making for a downtown, walkable urban lifestyle anchored in historic architecture and contemporary upgrades.