93 Worth St

93 Worth is a converted 1920s loft-style condominium in Lower Manhattan, completed in 2014 and rising 17 stories. The property contains a mix of one- and three-bedroom loft residences characterized by oversized seven-foot windows, high ceilings (in places reaching loft-scale heights), exposed steel elements, and wide white oak plank floors. Interiors commonly feature custom patina brass fixtures, wet rooms with clawfoot tubs and rainforest showers, inset kitchen islands, pantries, built-in bar or wet-bar areas, generous walk-in closets, double vanities, and in-unit laundry. Common areas include a restored, vaulted lobby with perforated Corian detailing inspired by the neighborhood's textile past, an open lounge area with pergola and kitchen station, and a landscaped rooftop terrace with panoramic city views and an outdoor kitchen/BBQ. Building services and conveniences are substantial: 24/7 concierge, live-in superintendent, private storage and bicycle storage, a dog-wash station, children's playroom, fitness center, and resident laundry facilities. Many units offer private outdoor space of varying sizes. The building sits at the Tribeca–Civic Center edge, giving immediate access to restaurants, cultural institutions, multiple subway lines (1/2/3, J/Z, N/Q/R/W, 6, A/C/E), bus routes and CitiBike stations, supporting an urban lifestyle that blends historical character with modern finishes.