443 Greenwich St

443 Greenwich Street is a seven-story, landmarked condominium conversion in Tribeca originally constructed in 1882 as a Romanesque Revival book-bindery. The 24-unit building retains industrial character — exposed Carolina yellow-pine beams, restored brick-arch windows, and substantial reclaimed wood columns — while offering contemporary, high-end finishes throughout. Residences are largely multi-bedroom lofts and duplexes with soaring ceilings, generous floorplates, private keyed elevators, formal entry foyers, multiple entertaining rooms, and fully integrated home-automation and AV systems. Kitchens are frequently customized by Christopher Peacock with Calacatta marble islands and top-tier appliances; primary suites typically include spa-like baths with radiant heated floors, steam showers, and extensive custom closets. Common areas emphasize privacy and landscaped open space: a central, secluded courtyard and a 5,000 sq ft roof terrace designed for year-round use. Building services include 24-hour doorman and concierge, a live-in resident manager, valet, attended subterranean garage with EV charging, and on-site parking. Wellness facilities are substantial — an indoor lap pool with adjacent Turkish bath/Hamam, fitness center with private studios, infrared sauna, and locker rooms — plus amenity support such as a children’s playroom, climate-controlled wine cellar, storage, and private outdoor spaces attached to some units. Located on a cobblestone stretch of Greenwich between Desbrosses and Vestry, the building sits two blocks from the Hudson River Greenway, Whole Foods/Trader Joe’s, and Tribeca’s restaurants and boutiques, offering a blend of historic character and full-service urban living.