260 W Broadway #4-C

Beautifully standing in the vibrant heart of Tribeca, The American Thread Building | 260 West Broadway | Residence 4C presents an unparalleled opportunity to experience Tribeca living at its finest. This nearly 2,000 square foot dream residence epitomizes ultra-chic contemporary design while seamlessly blending subtle glamour with iconic pre-war charm. The allure of Tribeca extends beyond its cobblestone streets and historic architecture; it is a neighborhood steeped in culture, art, and the dynamic pulse of New York City. This location of perfection not only offers convenience but also immerses residents in a rich tapestry of experiences that define metropolitan life. With an airy floor plan encompassing the Living | Library | Dining | Kitchen, Residence 4C is perfect for entertaining, relaxation and engaging conversation. Upon entering, one is immediately enveloped by an aura sophistication and warmth. The elegant living area serves as a focal point for gatherings, while the sleek gourmet kitchen—with SubZero and Viking appliances and custom cabinetry—invites culinary exploration. The chic Library with two walls of custom book shelves are architecturally significant and functional. Residence 4C is a perfectly chic masterpiece in the most sought after location in Tribeca, awaiting to be called Home-Sweet-Home. Discover. Adore. Aquire. SIGNIFICANT DETAILS 1926 SF | Two Bedroom | Two Full Baths | One Powder 10 Foot Ceilings | Northern Exposure Hardwood Floors Throughout | Large Custom Base Board Profile | 12 Massive Windows Full Time Doorman | Live-Super | Resident Manager Exquisite Common Roof Deck THE CONDOMINIUM Converted to Condominium in the 1980's into grand artists lofts, 260 West Broadway was home to a host of notable creative residents; Keith Haring, Cyndi Lauper, Sonic Youth, Harvey Keitel, Grammy Award Winning Composer for Joan Jett and Pat Benatar, to name a few. The American Thread Building is a captivating narrative that intertwines architectural significance with a rich historical context. Originally constructed in 1896, this landmark structure served as the headquarters for the American Thread Company, an emblematic representation of New York’s industrial past. The building's Romanesque Revival style showcases intricate brickwork and arched windows that reflect an era when manufacturing was at the forefront of urban development. Its transformation into luxury condominiums not only marks a shift in function but also symbolizes the broader trends that have characterized Tribeca over recent decades. *** Assessment $573 per month