415 Greenwich St

A landmarked early-20th-century condominium, this ten-story former warehouse was built in 1912 and converted into full-service residences. The property contains 34 large three-bedroom homes that retain loft-scale proportions: high beamed ceilings, oversized industrial-style windows, and expansive galleries that often act as formal entryways. Interiors commonly include eat-in chef’s kitchens with islands and pantry space, generous primary suites with double vanities and soaking tubs, separate formal dining rooms, dens or additional informal living areas, abundant built-in storage and walk-in closets, and modern systems such as central HVAC, in-unit laundry, and integrated AV and lighting controls in many units. Vertical circulation is served by elevators and an attended 24-hour lobby; shared landscaped spaces include two interior courtyards and a planted rooftop deck designed to create an indoor-outdoor feel. Resident amenities emphasize convenience and family life: concierge/doorman service, an on-site resident manager, fitness center, children’s playroom, attended parking garage with valet options, bicycle and private storage. Many residences offer private outdoor spaces — balconies, terraces, or small private entrances — and some duplexes or penthouses provide dramatic multi-level layouts and large terraces. Located in the North Tribeca Historic District, the building sits blocks from Hudson River Park, restaurants, shopping, and multiple subway lines, blending historic architectural character with contemporary full-service condominium living.