408 Greenwich Street

APL52295809 - ** CALL/TEXT 212.933.9669 **NO BROKER FEE, 1 MONTH FREE.Truly one of the most unique and luxurious spaces to come to market in Tribeca.The loft is the result of a gut-to-the-studs renovation, completed by Voorsanger Architects, one of only a handful of individual projects the acclaimed firm has ever completed. Enter into the apartment via key-locked elevator, and you immediately take note of the level of care and attention that went into the renovation. Each and every material used is of the highest quality, and the precision of design is unparalleled in the market today.The elevator opens into a foyer, clad in a long, textured limestone wall with tilts and angles, wrapping around the edge of the entry area and opening to full reveal of the massive corner living room. The limestone covers the entire living room wall, with a deep-set gas fireplace in the center. This room enjoys the characteristic, oversized arched windows of 408 Greenwich, with southeastern corner light and views, including all of downtown Manhattan. The limestone even extends to the window sills, custom created at the base of the windows. Hidden in the ceiling is a retractable television, which hides away seamlessly when not being used.Throughout the entire home, the floors are Wenge.The kitchen is open-plan and with an ice-white Corian countertop and appliances by Gaggenau, including a full size vented range, Sub-Zero, and fixtures by Boffi. A large pantry is located off of the kitchen with a Eurocave professional wine refrigerator and tons of additional storage.In addition to the custom materials sourced for the home, all of the furniture in the loft is custom, designed by Voorsanger Architects and crafted by Paolo Cassina. The furniture echoes the angular motif throughout the home, and can be offered in the sale as well.The home also enjoys full smart-home automation, built-in sound system and custom lighting, custom automatic shades throughout, and multi-zoned central air conditioning and heating.408 Greenwich Street is a new construction building that was completed in 2008 and consists of nine residences. The Landmarks Commission referred to the building as a terrific modern application to the scale and character of the neighborhood.