Building: 155 Franklin Street

155 Franklin Street is located on the south side of cobblestoned Franklin Street between Varick and Hudson Streets. It was the former Sugarloaf Warehouse circa 1882 built by George W. DaCunha and in 1902 renovated by Franklin Baylies. It is outfitted with a loading platform. The facade is brick with stone banding typical of Neo-Grec style. Converted to 10 residential condominium units in 1982. 6.5 stories. One freight-size elevator. Two units per floor. North units face Franklin Street. Well-managed by Arnold S. Warwick and well-serviced by superintendent. There is video intercom security and basement storage. These large lofts boasts intrinsic architectural details including original steel columns, wood-beams, high ceilings
and exposed brick. Lofts include wood-burning fireplaces and washer/dryers. This prime Tribeca historic building is the ultimate in authentic loft living.

Description provided by: Mara Flash Blum