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Amazing Location
One of a row of townhouses on a tree-lined picturesque street in the heart of Tribeca is perfectly positioned moments from the Hudson River Park surrounded by all the conveniences of the inimitable Tribeca lifestyle.
Rich History
John McComb Jr. - the architect of City Hall - built this house in 1796, moving it from its original site to the current location. It was designated a landmark in 1969 and might be amongst the oldest houses in New York City that has been meticulously gut-renovated in recent years.
Beautiful Finishes
No detail has been overlooked; from the charming exposed brick, wood beams, white wood floors & window shutters, to the built-in bookcases, dual window treatments for sun & privacy.
Desirable Neighborhood
The neighborhood retail, food, transportation, and recreational amenity options are par none, just moments from the Greenwich Hotel, Whole Foods and so much more to the south in the newly evolved Financial District with its soon-to-open Ronald Perelman Performing Arts Center.
About the space
Welcome to Hudson Terrace in the heart of Tribeca. This beautiful 4,000 SF townhouse features 4 bedroom, 4.5 bathroom and a tranquil south-facing garden. Built by John McComb Jr. - the architect of City Hall - in 1796, it is amongst the oldest houses in New York City. Located on a cobblestone street with its iconic brick façade, pitched slate roof and dormers, its exterior is considered a fine example of early Federal-style architecture, while its interior has been updated for modern living and comfort.
This stunning townhouse boasts impressive features, including:
One of a row of townhouses on a tree-lined picturesque street in the heart of Tribeca is perfectly positioned moments from the Hudson River Park surrounded by all the conveniences of the inimitable Tribeca lifestyle.
Rich History
John McComb Jr. - the architect of City Hall - built this house in 1796, moving it from its original site to the current location. It was designated a landmark in 1969 and might be amongst the oldest houses in New York City that has been meticulously gut-renovated in recent years.
Beautiful Finishes
No detail has been overlooked; from the charming exposed brick, wood beams, white wood floors & window shutters, to the built-in bookcases, dual window treatments for sun & privacy.
Desirable Neighborhood
The neighborhood retail, food, transportation, and recreational amenity options are par none, just moments from the Greenwich Hotel, Whole Foods and so much more to the south in the newly evolved Financial District with its soon-to-open Ronald Perelman Performing Arts Center.
About the space
Welcome to Hudson Terrace in the heart of Tribeca. This beautiful 4,000 SF townhouse features 4 bedroom, 4.5 bathroom and a tranquil south-facing garden. Built by John McComb Jr. - the architect of City Hall - in 1796, it is amongst the oldest houses in New York City. Located on a cobblestone street with its iconic brick façade, pitched slate roof and dormers, its exterior is considered a fine example of early Federal-style architecture, while its interior has been updated for modern living and comfort.
This stunning townhouse boasts impressive features, including:
- North and south light throughout the townhouse
- High ceilings and a mud-room with abundant closet space
- A massive open loft-like living room/dining room with grand windows and a decorative fireplace
- A modern fully stocked chef’s kitchen with stainless steel appliances, ample counter space, and a metallic green-grey glass backsplash
Amenities
- Air Conditioning
- Cookware
- Hair Dryer
- Kitchen
- Bedding
- Tableware
- Heating
- Wifi
- Cable
- Iron
- Tv
