66 Leonard St

A landmarked prewar condominium in Tribeca, completed in 1901 and converted to luxury residences, this 14-story boutique building contains a small collection of spacious loft-style units, typically configured as one- to three-bedroom homes. The exterior preserves turn-of-the-century masonry and ornamentation associated with architect Henry J. Hardenbergh, while the interior common spaces have been modernized with a dramatic attended lobby and refinished corridors. Units favor grand, open plans with high ceilings, oversized double-glazed windows, wide-plank hardwood floors, working gas fireplaces, and bespoke millwork such as built-ins and walk-in closets; many residences include formal foyers, dedicated laundry rooms, and separate dining or den spaces. Shared amenities are comprehensive for a boutique tower and include a 24-hour attended lobby/concierge, fitness center with steam room, residents’ lounge/media room with catering kitchen and wet bar, landscaped roof terrace with grills and children’s play area, courtyard garden, bicycle room, package and cold storage, and private resident storage. The building is pet-friendly and offers full-time staff services and on-site management. Located at the corner of Leonard and Church Streets, it sits in the heart of Tribeca within walking distance of restaurants, galleries, shops, and multiple subway lines, providing a balance of historic character and contemporary condominium living.