55 White St

55 White Street is a seven-story, boutique condominium in Manhattan’s Tribeca neighborhood, originally built in 1861 and converted from industrial use into residences. The landmarked cast‑iron façade features double-height arcades, Corinthian columns, and large historic windows that give the building a strong 19th‑century industrial character. Units are loft-style three-bedroom residences with soaring ceilings (10–14 feet reported), oversized windows on multiple exposures, wide-plank hardwood floors, and preserved architectural elements such as original cast‑iron columns and marble or limestone fireplaces. Interiors commonly include open-plan great rooms, chef’s kitchens with stone counters and high-end appliances, formal dining areas, generous walk‑in closets, soaking tubs and modernized baths, plus practical service spaces like pantries, laundry closets, and additional storage. Shared building amenities are intimate: a landscaped, furnished roof deck, bike room, basement storage (available to rent), virtual security system, elevator service, and a full‑time superintendent. The condominium is pet-friendly and maintains a small‑building scale and residential privacy while retaining historic detail. Located at the Tribeca–SoHo crossroads, the building places residents within walking distance of galleries, restaurants, the Hudson River Park and multiple subway lines, supporting a downtown urban lifestyle with easy access to transit and neighborhood conveniences.