66 Leonard Street, located in prime Tribeca, is one of the most sought-after condominiums in all of Manhattan. Apartment 10B, is a 3 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom corner loft and spans across a sprawling approx. 2,813 sq.ft. footprint.
Upon entering this home, you will instantly be captivated by the sheer size in every room. The living and dining areas can be situated many different ways to accommodate all styles of living. This area is complete with a built-in Superior fireplace, eight oversized windows that wrap the double exposed views and is drenched with natural sunlight.
The chef's kitchen is one of a kind. It features top of the line appliances such as a Viking stove and 6-burner cook top, Subzero refrigerator and additional Subzero drawers, Miele dishwasher and a Marvel wine fridge. There is no shortage of storage as this kitchen has wraparound countertops, two islands and an abundance of cabinetry throughout.
All three bedrooms are grand in scale. The western facing primary bedroom has a fully custom-built walk-in closet, two additional double door closets, and a spa like en-suite bath. With a double marble vanity, separate glass and tiled shower, and deep soaking standalone tub, this is true luxury living. The second bedroom is massive and has beautiful uptown Manhattan views, an en-suite bath with deep soaking tub and a custom walk-in closet. The third bedroom is ample sized, has custom cove lighting on dimmers, great closet space and sits just adjacent from the third full bath.
Rounding out this one-of-a-kind loft are exposed iron beams throughout, a built-in surround sound system, a laundry room with Whirlpool W/D plus storage and a powder room just off the foyer.
The Textile Building at 66 Leonard Street was designed in 1901 by Henry Hardenburgh, the famed architect of the Plaza Hotel and Dakota Apartments. Architects Karl Fisher and Alan Ritchie redesigned the building and converted it into a luxury condominium in 2001.
Residents of 66 Leonard have access to a full-time concierge and beautifully appointed lobby, fitness center, resident library/ lounge with full kitchen and wet bar, a 5,000 sq.ft. landscaped rooftop with outdoor grills and seating, outdoor children's play area, cold storage, resident storage, and bike storage.
Centrally located on the corner of Leonard and Church Street, you are just moments from some of the best restaurants in NYC, upscale shopping, galleries, transportation and all that Tribeca has to offer.
Description
66 Leonard Street, located in prime Tribeca, is one of the most sought-after condominiums in all of Manhattan. Apartment 10B, is a 3 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom corner loft and spans across a sprawling approx. 2,813 sq.ft. footprint.
Upon entering this home, you will instantly be captivated by the sheer size in every room. The living and dining areas can be situated many different ways to accommodate all styles of living. This area is complete with a built-in Superior fireplace, eight oversized windows that wrap the double exposed views and is drenched with natural sunlight.
The chef's kitchen is one of a kind. It features top of the line appliances such as a Viking stove and 6-burner cook top, Subzero refrigerator and additional Subzero drawers, Miele dishwasher and a Marvel wine fridge. There is no shortage of storage as this kitchen has wraparound countertops, two islands and an abundance of cabinetry throughout.
All three bedrooms are grand in scale. The western facing primary bedroom has a fully custom-built walk-in closet, two additional double door closets, and a spa like en-suite bath. With a double marble vanity, separate glass and tiled shower, and deep soaking standalone tub, this is true luxury living. The second bedroom is massive and has beautiful uptown Manhattan views, an en-suite bath with deep soaking tub and a custom walk-in closet. The third bedroom is ample sized, has custom cove lighting on dimmers, great closet space and sits just adjacent from the third full bath.
Rounding out this one-of-a-kind loft are exposed iron beams throughout, a built-in surround sound system, a laundry room with Whirlpool W/D plus storage and a powder room just off the foyer.
The Textile Building at 66 Leonard Street was designed in 1901 by Henry Hardenburgh, the famed architect of the Plaza Hotel and Dakota Apartments. Architects Karl Fisher and Alan Ritchie redesigned the building and converted it into a luxury condominium in 2001.
Residents of 66 Leonard have access to a full-time concierge and beautifully appointed lobby, fitness center, resident library/ lounge with full kitchen and wet bar, a 5,000 sq.ft. landscaped rooftop with outdoor grills and seating, outdoor children's play area, cold storage, resident storage, and bike storage.
Centrally located on the corner of Leonard and Church Street, you are just moments from some of the best restaurants in NYC, upscale shopping, galleries, transportation and all that Tribeca has to offer.
66 Leonard Street, located in prime Tribeca, is one of the most sought-after condominiums in all of Manhattan. Apartment 10B, is a 3 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom corner loft and spans across a sprawling approx. 2,813 sq.ft. footprint.
Upon entering this home, you will instantly be captivated by the sheer size in every room. The living and dining areas can be situated many different ways to accommodate all styles of living. This area is complete with a built-in Superior fireplace, eight oversized windows that wrap the double exposed views and is drenched with natural sunlight.
The chef's kitchen is one of a kind. It features top of the line appliances such as a Viking stove and 6-burner cook top, Subzero refrigerator and additional Subzero drawers, Miele dishwasher and a Marvel wine fridge. There is no shortage of storage as this kitchen has wraparound countertops, two islands and an abundance of cabinetry throughout.
All three bedrooms are grand in scale. The western facing primary bedroom has a fully custom-built walk-in closet, two additional double door closets, and a spa like en-suite bath. With a double marble vanity, separate glass and tiled shower, and deep soaking standalone tub, this is true luxury living. The second bedroom is massive and has beautiful uptown Manhattan views, an en-suite bath with deep soaking tub and a custom walk-in closet. The third bedroom is ample sized, has custom cove lighting on dimmers, great closet space and sits just adjacent from the third full bath.
Rounding out this one-of-a-kind loft are exposed iron beams throughout, a built-in surround sound system, a laundry room with Whirlpool W/D plus storage and a powder room just off the foyer.
The Textile Building at 66 Leonard Street was designed in 1901 by Henry Hardenburgh, the famed architect of the Plaza Hotel and Dakota Apartments. Architects Karl Fisher and Alan Ritchie redesigned the building and converted it into a luxury condominium in 2001.
Residents of 66 Leonard have access to a full-time concierge and beautifully appointed lobby, fitness center, resident library/ lounge with full kitchen and wet bar, a 5,000 sq.ft. landscaped rooftop with outdoor grills and seating, outdoor children's play area, cold storage, resident storage, and bike storage.
Centrally located on the corner of Leonard and Church Street, you are just moments from some of the best restaurants in NYC, upscale shopping, galleries, transportation and all that Tribeca has to offer.
Description
66 Leonard Street, located in prime Tribeca, is one of the most sought-after condominiums in all of Manhattan. Apartment 10B, is a 3 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom corner loft and spans across a sprawling approx. 2,813 sq.ft. footprint.
Upon entering this home, you will instantly be captivated by the sheer size in every room. The living and dining areas can be situated many different ways to accommodate all styles of living. This area is complete with a built-in Superior fireplace, eight oversized windows that wrap the double exposed views and is drenched with natural sunlight.
The chef's kitchen is one of a kind. It features top of the line appliances such as a Viking stove and 6-burner cook top, Subzero refrigerator and additional Subzero drawers, Miele dishwasher and a Marvel wine fridge. There is no shortage of storage as this kitchen has wraparound countertops, two islands and an abundance of cabinetry throughout.
All three bedrooms are grand in scale. The western facing primary bedroom has a fully custom-built walk-in closet, two additional double door closets, and a spa like en-suite bath. With a double marble vanity, separate glass and tiled shower, and deep soaking standalone tub, this is true luxury living. The second bedroom is massive and has beautiful uptown Manhattan views, an en-suite bath with deep soaking tub and a custom walk-in closet. The third bedroom is ample sized, has custom cove lighting on dimmers, great closet space and sits just adjacent from the third full bath.
Rounding out this one-of-a-kind loft are exposed iron beams throughout, a built-in surround sound system, a laundry room with Whirlpool W/D plus storage and a powder room just off the foyer.
The Textile Building at 66 Leonard Street was designed in 1901 by Henry Hardenburgh, the famed architect of the Plaza Hotel and Dakota Apartments. Architects Karl Fisher and Alan Ritchie redesigned the building and converted it into a luxury condominium in 2001.
Residents of 66 Leonard have access to a full-time concierge and beautifully appointed lobby, fitness center, resident library/ lounge with full kitchen and wet bar, a 5,000 sq.ft. landscaped rooftop with outdoor grills and seating, outdoor children's play area, cold storage, resident storage, and bike storage.
Centrally located on the corner of Leonard and Church Street, you are just moments from some of the best restaurants in NYC, upscale shopping, galleries, transportation and all that Tribeca has to offer.
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