395 Broadway

A distinguished pre-war condominium in Tribeca, 395 Broadway rises 15 stories and contains a small collection of loft-style residences created from a turn-of-the-century commercial loft building. Completed in the early 1900s and attributed to architect Robert Maynicke, the property displays Renaissance Revival detailing in its limestone-and-red-brick façade, ornate cornice work, and a restored marble lobby. Interiors emphasize the building’s loft heritage: expansive open plans, oversized arched and industrial windows, exposed cast-iron columns, high ceilings (often 10–12+ feet), and original hardwood floors retained or sensitively restored. Unit types are predominantly one- and two-bedroom lofts with flexible layouts, some offering lofted offices or sleeping platforms, generous closet systems and modernized chef’s kitchens with premium appliance packages in many homes. Building services and shared spaces include two elevators, a live-in superintendent, a landscaped common roof deck with Hudson River and skyline views, bicycle and storage rooms, and laundry facilities on alternating floors; in-unit washer/dryers are permitted. Recent capital improvements have refreshed the façade, lobby, hallways and roof deck. The condominium is pet friendly and located in the Tribeca East Historic District near SoHo and Hudson River Park, with immediate access to multiple subway lines and neighborhood shopping, dining and galleries that define the area’s mixed residential and cultural character.