53 N Moore St

An eight-story, turn-of-the-century loft conversion in Tribeca, this pre‑war warehouse complex—originally built in 1891 as a paper mill—was reconfigured into a full‑service condominium in the late 20th century. The property combines landmarked industrial bones with contemporary condo systems: shared corridors lead to a skylit main lobby with attended 24‑hour doorman service and an elevator that serves private landings for some residences. Interiors favor expansive, loft‑scale proportions — high beamed or tall ceilings, oversized casement windows, generous room dimensions and substantial storage — and units are typically two‑bedroom layouts outfitted with eat‑in or open chef’s kitchens, walk‑in closets, double‑vanity baths, in‑unit washer/dryers and central HVAC. Finishes range from restored hardwood and limestone to modern recessed lighting, integrated sound and high‑end appliances. Building amenities emphasize urban convenience and neighborhood life: a planted, furnished common roof terrace with river views, bicycle and stroller rooms, attended lobby services and on‑site maintenance. Street parking is not provided but a public garage sits directly across the cobblestone street; the block offers immediate access to Hudson River Park, nearby transit, restaurants and boutique retail. Pets are permitted and the condominium operates with active management and a resident super.