The Textile Building at 66 Leonard Street sits prominently on the southeast corner of Leonard Street and Church Street, a bold reminder of Tribeca past. Across the street, ever-looming over this turn-of-the-century limestone edifice, is the Jenga-like skyscraper, 56 Leonard Street, a marvel of modern engineering and a must-see on any downtown attraction list. In no corner of the city could you find two more distinct buildings, yet each one ...
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Where we choose to live tends to be a reflection of the various aspects of our personalities. And this apartment in Tribeca’s Grabler Building oozes cool-- it looks like Tony Stark might live here. Built in the 1800s as a warehouse, the exquisite renovations made to the building will make you wonder why we waste warehouse space on storage. The 12’ high ceilings and cleverly thought-out floor plan makes amazing use ...
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This exquisite loft apartment in Tribeca occupies the top two floors of a striking brick building and is the former residence of Edward Albee, winner of three Pulitzer Prizes. Having lived in this home since 1977, the apartment holds a special place in Tribeca history. The beautiful exposed brick interior, along with towering 17.5’ ceilings, harmonizes with vast hardwood floors and whitewashed ceiling beams. Each wall is a massive canvas, and ...
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