Building: 74-76 Laight Street

Tribeca Pre-war Loft Co-op
74-76 Laight is a 10 story Romanesque Revival Style Warehouse designed by T.R. Jackson, for Fairchild Bros. and Foster, manufacturers of "digestive ferments & other pharmaceutical products, built 1899. It has 2 fully developed primary facades, facing Laight and Washington Streets. The building is 1st high rise in the North part of Tribeca. The cooperative was established in 1977. All floors are residential lofts with corner river views. Lot is 42.5′×60.5′. The common roof deck is an oasis with extraordinary water and 360 degree open city views. Imagine the history and the integrity of living in a well-run co-op with a current master plan to take the building back to 1895. Loft living in a highly desirable, quiet Tribeca neighborhood.

Description Provided by Dorothy Zeidman