Exceptional and Rare! Authentic Cast Iron Loft in Prime TriBeCa! One thousand nine hundred thirteen sprawling square feet, this floor-through loft is located in an elevator-serviced boutique condominium on a quiet residential side street just south of SoHo! It boasts magnificent thirteen-foot ceilings, striking double-height arched windows, central air conditioning, in-unit washer/dryer, original exposed brick walls, original cast iron beams and columns, strip hardwood floors, and surround sound! Currently configured as a two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath residence, the half bathroom can easily be expanded to a full (see proposed alternate floor plan).

The home's sun-filled twenty-three-foot by nineteen-foot living room is truly grand and immensely versatile! One steps down from the elevated living room into the dedicated dining area, which merges seamlessly into the open kitchen! Any home chef or entertainer will appreciate the large dining island and all stainless steel appliances including a vented Viking range, wine cooler, garbage disposal, and dishwasher! The home's enormous master bedroom flaunts a luxurious on-suite bathroom with double sinks, a deep soaking tub, and a separate stall shower!

With an exquisite facade, eighty-one White Street is perfect prewar construction-built to outlast us all-and quintessential luxury loft living. It converted to condominium in 2004 and is comprised of seventy-nine and eighty-one White Street. You have at your doorstep the best shops, restaurants, cafes, architecture, galleries, cobblestone streets, and entertainment venues that New York has to offer! Transportation is a breeze with the six train , N train , Q train , R train , W train , J train , & Z trains all within a three-block radius and the one train , two train , & three trains just four blocks away. Building is pet-friendly. Advertised taxes are reflective of the seventeen point five percent primary residence tax abatement which reduces annual taxes from fourteen thousand two hundred fifty-seven dollars to eleven thousand seven hundred sixty-two dollars.