Building: 108 Franklin Street

Originally built in 1861 as two structures with a central party wall, 108-110 Franklin is a five-story Italianate style loft building with a unifying cast-iron base and brownstone facade, all crowned by a stone cornice. Converted to co-ops in 1982, the building consists of four, full floor units and 2 half floor units. The center party wall has six brick archways that have been opened up on most floors allowing for a unique look and character to the units. The building has direct key-locked elevator access, central steam heat and a huge basement storage rooms. Conveniently located just off West Broadway and Finn Square in the center of TriBeCa, with restaurants, bars, boutique shopping, and transportation all within a couple of blocks.

Description provided by Rudi Hanja