THOMAS ST #2

A modern interpretation of a classic Tribeca loft, this sprawling three-bedroom, three-bathroom showplace is the move-in-ready Downtown home of your dreams. Impeccably designed by a renowned hotelier, every inch of this residence oozes style and sophistication. Arrive via private key-locked elevator and take in dramatic barrel-vaulted ceilings that undulate high above original brick walls, columns and stunning bleached oak floors. The open-concept design offers a spacious flow for entertaining,…

A modern interpretation of a classic Tribeca loft, this sprawling three-bedroom, three-bathroom showplace is the move-in-ready Downtown home of your dreams. Impeccably designed by a renowned hotelier, every inch of this residence oozes style and sophistication. Arrive via private key-locked elevator and take in dramatic barrel-vaulted ceilings that undulate high above original brick walls, columns and stunning bleached oak floors. The open-concept design offers a spacious flow for entertaining, culminating in the large great room lit by a wide expanse of north-facing windows. The sleek modern kitchen will please even the most discerning chefs with its Miele and Sub-Zero appliances surrounded by Silestone countertops and glass and aluminum cabinetry. Bedrooms are nicely positioned at the quiet rear of the loft down a private hallway. The master suite offers an enviable walk-in closet and a phenomenal designer en suite bathroom by Jaime Hayon. Two spacious secondary bedrooms flank the two additional full bathrooms, and a windowed den offers the perfect opportunity to add a fourth bedroom if needs require. A large laundry room with in-unit washer dryer and an LG zoned air conditioning system add comfort and convenience to this perfect Tribeca loft home.

Located between West Broadway and Hudson, 86 Thomas is within the Tribeca West Historic District and surrounded by architectural works of art. Built in 1901, the classic Neo-Renaissance store-and-loft building once housed prominent grocers Wood & Selick. Across the street sits the Western Union Building, a grand Art Deco masterpiece. Today, residents enjoy immediate access to the best of Tribeca. Pick up ingredients for a gourmet meal at nearby Washington Market Park's greenmarket or Whole Foods. Or, better yet, leave the cooking to the experts and explore the area's great restaurants, including Michelin-starred Jungsik, Btard and Atera. Transportation couldn't be easier with A/C/E, 1/2/3, J/Z and R/W trains all within easy reach.