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Rare Tribeca Waterfront Triplex for Sale On the market for the very first time since the celebrated conversion of The Sugar Warehouse from a 19th-century storage utility to highly sought-after residences, this rare triplex offers a one-of-a-kind living experience in prestigious North Tribeca—one of only three historic condo buildings on the entire Tribeca waterfront. This pre-war home offers lofty scale, soaring ceilings, and expansive proportions, blending industrial heritage with refined modern design. Main Entertaining Area Private, key-locked elevator entry for direct access Over 40 ft. wide great room with original arched windows framing unobstructed Hudson River views Open eat-in chef’s kitchen featuring honed Carrara marble counters, walnut millwork, premium European appliances, and river vistas Powder room and dedicated laundry room Second Level Principal bedroom suite with Carrara marble bath, heated floors, Hansgrohe fixtures, and extra-large custom closets Second king-sized bedroom, with flexibility to create a third bedroom, serviced by a marble-clad full bath Home office with en-suite full bath Top Loft Level A dramatic sun-flooded open loft with breathtaking direct waterfront views Configurable as an entertaining lounge, creative studio, or additional bedroom Includes a kitchenette with wine refrigerator A true escape within the city, evoking the feel of a private downtown sanctuary Building & Amenities 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent Fitness center, playroom, rooftop lounge, bicycle storage, large private storage unit Part of The Sugar Warehouse, one of Tribeca’s most iconic pre-war condominiums Location Highlights Set on charming cobblestone Laight Street, directly opposite Hudson River Park (“Downtown’s Central Park”) with Piers 25 & 26. Steps from Tribeca’s acclaimed dining (Frenchette, Smith & Mills), luxury grocers (Whole Foods, Happier), and convenient transport links to Soho and the West Village.

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