73 Worth St

A landmarked pre‑war condominium in Tribeca, originally built in 1860 and converted to 30 residences in the early 2000s, this seven‑story Italianate loft building is clad in white marble and cast‑iron detailing. Residences are primarily two‑ and three‑bedroom loft layouts with very high ceilings (11–14+ feet), oversized factory‑style windows, exposed cast‑iron columns, wide‑plank hardwood floors and key‑locked private elevator entries. Interiors range from meticulously restored classical pre‑war detail—crown moldings, chandeliers and original architectural columns—to fully modern, designer‑gut renovations with custom millwork, marble and high‑end appliances. Kitchens commonly feature island layouts and premium brands; bathrooms frequently include soaking tubs, double vanities and heated floors. Private outdoor spaces include terraces and balconies, and several full‑floor or duplex homes include multiple finished terraces or roof deck access. The building offers full‑service amenities: a Paris Forino–designed lobby, 24‑hour doorman/concierge, full‑time superintendent, private storage cages, bicycle room and on‑site staff. Pet-friendly policies apply with breed restrictions. Located in the Tribeca East Historic District, the building sits within easy walking distance of waterfront parks, fine dining, boutique shopping, gyms, and extensive subway connections (A,C,E,1,2,3,4,5,6,N,Q,R,W,J,Z), supporting both family living and urban entertaining.