260 W BROADWAY #6C

Newly renovated three bedroom loft with three full bathrooms, three exposures and a fantastic split layout in the historic, full-service American Thread Building. This pin drop quiet home is entered through a black marble tiled foyer, opening up in to an expansive 31ft+ wide living and dining room with 10ft high ceiling, beautifully refinished hardwood flooring and a wall of north-facing windows with black granite sills. Directly off the living space is a sleekly designed open kitchen with quartz countertops and backsplash, breakfast bar, loads of custom cabinetry storage, and stainless steel appliances by Miele and Bosch, including a six-burner range with vented hood. The primary bedroom features a luxurious en-suite bathroom with oversized glass enclosed shower, Samuel Heath exposed rain shower system, heated marble hex tile flooring, subway tiled walls, Restoration Hardware marble topped double vanity with Kohler fixtures and a heated towel bar. On the other side of the loft is a massive second bedroom with its own en-suite subway tiled bathroom and deep soaking tub, as well as a separate service entrance. Perfect for guests or a large home office. A third interior room, with French doors opening up to the living area, functions perfectly as a media or guest room with its own marble and subway tiled full bathroom and an immense amount of closet storage. Other features include Kelley Wearstler light fixtures and Forbes & Lomax switches throughout the loft, dual-zoned Mitsubishi central HVAC system and baseboard radiator heat. Designed in the Renaissance Revival style by renowned architect, William B. Tubby, the landmarked American Thread Building was originally completed as the Wool Exchange Building in 1895, and was the first full-service luxury condominium in TriBeCa when it was converted in 1981. The building features a gorgeous mosaic tiled lobby with a full-time doorman, live-in super, huge common roof terrace with direct access to a well-equipped fitness room and laundry rooms on each floor. Conveniently located at the corner of Beach Street, across from TriBeCa Park, just blocks from all the best restaurants, bars and shopping in the neighborhood and easy access to SoHo and multiple subway lines. Pets allowed case by case. Available April 1st.