Building: 472 Greenwich Street

472 Greenwich Street is a co-op loft building comprised of 7 full-floor apartments located in the highly coveted norther tip of TriBeCa, just steps from the vibrant and remarkable Hudson River Park. With cobblestone streets, wide granite-slab sidewalks and beautifully preserved loft buildings, TriBeCa North retains the character and the spirit from which it was forged.

The building is a true loft building with a classic TriBeCa history. Designed by the the architect Martin Van Buren Ferdon in 1893 for S.C. Welsch and used as the Worcestershire Sauce Factory. This beautifully maintained and well run building with the keyed elevator opening directly to each apartment benefits from wonderful sunlight due to the eastern and western exposures.

TriBeCa North is home to some of the world’s leading designers, artists, actors and musicians, who add to the fabric of this unique and charming area of TriBeCa and it’s residents’ way of life. Residents enjoy stunning green spaces like the Hudson River Park, Pier 25. Fabulous restaurants and sidewalk cafes like Estancia, Greca, Laconda Verde, Houseman and China Blue are only a few of the exceptional places to relax and experience the neighborhood. Also in the area are Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, Dog Pound Gym, Flywheel, The Children’s Museum of art as well as designer shops.

The local schools are P.S. 234 and P.S. 150, the TriBeCa Learning Center. New building additions to the area include the star-studded 443 Greenwich and 70 Vestry. The A-C-E and 1 trains are two blocks away and the 6 – N-R and W trains are a short stroll to the east. TriBeCa is part of Community Board 1.

Building description provided by Christopher Totaro