415 Greenwich St

The Tribeca Summit at 415 Greenwich Street is an early 20th-century, 8–10 story limestone and gray-brick warehouse conversion completed in 1911–1913 and reconfigured into a full-service condominium. Its neo‑Renaissance exterior and loft factory bones are paired with contemporary interiors, offering primarily three-bedroom loft layouts with generous ceiling heights (often 12–13 feet), oversized arched or casement windows, and open-plan living rooms that emphasize natural light and sightlines. Residences commonly include eat-in Bulthaup kitchens with high-end appliances, expansive master suites with double walk‑in closets and spa baths, den/media rooms, custom built-ins, and luxury systems such as central HVAC, radiant heat on main levels, integrated audio, and motorized shades. Several homes provide private outdoor spaces — planted courtyards, landscaped rear patios, and roof terraces — while some townhome-style units boast private street entrances and deeded parking in an onsite garage. Common areas were recently refreshed and feature two interior courtyards, a landscaped roof deck, a fitness center, children’s playroom, residents’ lounge, bicycle and storage rooms, on-site resident manager and 24-hour concierge/doorman services. Located in the Tribeca Historic District, the building sits between Laight and Hubert Streets, minutes from Hudson River Park, major subway lines, boutique shopping, restaurants and cultural destinations, delivering a blend of industrial loft character and full-service condominium convenience.