443 Greenwich St

Located in North Tribeca, this landmarked redbrick condominium occupies a restored 1882 industrial building converted into seven stories of loft-style residences. The architecture retains historic elements — exposed heavy timber beams, original columns, arched masonry windows and a pronounced factory facade — while interiors were reimagined by CetraRuddy Architects with modern systems and LEED-focused improvements. Floorplates are configured for large three- and four-bedroom homes featuring lofty ceiling heights, oversized arched windows, wide-plank white oak floors, and substantial storage; many residences receive direct-key elevator access. Finishes skew toward tailored, high-end millwork and stone: Christopher Peacock kitchens, Calacatta marble islands, top-tier appliances, and custom baths with radiant floors, steam showers and soaking tubs. Shared spaces center on a planted 4,000+ sq ft internal courtyard and a 5,000 sq ft landscaped roof terrace, complemented by wellness and family-oriented facilities including a long indoor lap pool, private fitness studios, locker rooms with a Turkish bath/hamam and infrared sauna, a children’s playroom, climate-controlled wine storage and private storage rooms. Service offerings include 24-hour doorman and concierge, valet, live-in resident manager and a double-gated subterranean garage with valet and EV charging. The building sits on a cobblestoned Tribeca block two blocks from Hudson River Park and transit, combining downtown tranquility with immediate access to dining, shopping and the river promenade.