67 Hudson Street   Unit PH

Tribeca Penthouse: A Refined Urban Retreat Surrounded by Unparalleled Outdoor Spaces
Tucked away on picturesque Jay Street in Tribeca, this one-of-a-kind Condominium Penthouse is a true urban sanctuary.
Entry to the building is through its original wrought iron gated porte cochre, immersing you in the charm of a bygone era.
This exceptionally rare home offers a tranquil retreat from New York City life.
The layout features two bedrooms and one bathroom with a separate shower and soaking tub, a stunning open plan living space with a gas fireplace, and ample closets throughout. The gourmet windowed kitchen includes a floating glass cabinet, custom millwork, stone countertops, a Corian center island, and a professional-grade, vented Wolf range. The centerpiece of this distinctive residence is its soaring 11.6-foot pitched roof, accentuated by striking exposed steel truss work, which dates back to the building's 1890s origins.
Completely surrounded by private outdoor space, the Penthouse at 67 Hudson feels less like an apartment, and more like your own secluded house in the middle of prime Tribeca, providing a sophisticated yet warm living experience. From every window, there are iconic views of the Woolworth Building, Freedom Tower and the historic Tribeca skyline that serves as a reminder of the city's vibrant energy left behind.
The open-concept living area seamlessly extends to the 920 sf west-facing decked terrace, inviting you to relax or entertain under the pergola, and take in the sunsets. There is a Wolf grill with an integrated gas line for outdoor cooking.
A second east-facing terrace showcases a professionally landscaped 860 sf zen garden with its own rainwater harvesting system. As one of the first private green roof spaces in Manhattan, this lush oasis embodies both sustainability and serenity.
A 100 sf private laundry and storage room are conveniently located adjacent to the apartment, and the exclusivity of this pin-drop quiet penthouse is further enhanced by the absence of any neighboring units on the floor.
Situated in the heart of the Tribeca historic landmark district, 67 Hudson Street was designed by the architectural firm Cady, Berg & See and constructed in 1894. This Renaissance Revival-style building, which houses just 19 residences, is famously connected to the iconic Staple Street bridge.
Modern amenities include a video intercom system, keyed elevator access, and bicycle storage. This building is pet friendly, and is located steps from popular Tribeca spots like The Odeon, Frenchette and Locanda Verde, as well as the Hudson River Park and Whole Foods.