Building: 415 Greenwich Street

This handsome, 8-story building at 415 Greenwich Street is notable for its classic architecture, which is on par with many of the city’s better pre-war apartment buildings. The building was designed by Victor A. Bark and completed in 1913 as a neo-Renaissance style warehouse.

In addition to representing the finest in neo-Renaissance architecture, 415 Greenwich Street also offers a sun-lit sculpture garden, 24-hour doorman, resident manager, health club, children’s playroom, landscaped roof deck, and full-service garage. Nestled near Hudson River Park and Battery Park, the Canal 1 and A/C/E trains are nearby. Local restaurants include Nobu, Tribeca Grill, Locanda Verde, the Odeon, and dozens more buzzing Tribeca restaurants, cafes, and bars are steps from the front door.

The interior of the building was designed by Thomas Bailey which brings an outdoor oasis feel to the building. The 62 residences features spa- like bathrooms, bamboo flooring, and Bulthaup kitchens with top of the line appliances. The open floor plans offers residents a chance to customize these triple mint homes to their every need.

Building Description Provided By Michael Lorber and Eleonora Srugo