Building & Unit Features
Introducing Penthouse 5A, a prewar TriBeCa "triplex in the sky" with a stunning private outdoor terrace. This three-bedroom, three-bathroom condominium spans 2,100 square feet across three levels, featuring hardwood floors, central A/C, and ample storage space.
As you step inside, the entry foyer opens to the living and entertainment area with an impressive ceiling height of over sixteen feet, perfect for art enthusiasts to showcase their collections.
Entertain effortlessly with an open, Henry-built chef's kitchen designed with custom cabinetry and marble countertops as well as a large marble-top island with multiple storage drawers. Installed in 2017, the kitchen is well-appointed with high-end appliances including a Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, a Miele dishwasher, a KitchenAid stainless steel stove, and a stacking Bosch washer and dryer set. There is a considerably sized pantry as well as additional storage nestled under the stairwell. A full bath with decorative tile, a glass-enclosed shower, and a porcelain sink are located next to the kitchen. Adjacent to the living room, a windowed dining room seats eight for Sunday dinners, entertaining friends, and celebrating milestones.
On the second level, two bedrooms are flanked by a second living room or possible study, which is complete with a decorative fireplace. There is a large walk-in closet and a second full bath with a marble vanity accented with wooden storage drawers, a rain shower head, and porcelain tiles.
The dramatic primary suite on the third level opens to a private outdoor terrace with a canvas of nearly five hundred square feet to create an elevated living experience for outdoor entertainment. The en-suite bathroom has a glass-enclosed shower with a rain shower head, a marble vanity with wooden drawers, and porcelain tiling. Two closets finish out the space.
Originally built in 1915, 356 Broadway is a boutique prewar cast-iron loft building that was converted to an eighteen-unit condominium in 1984. Located in a dynamic part of Tribeca where beautifully restored cast-iron buildings merge with high-end luxury condominiums, 356 Broadway is ideally situated for easy access to the broader Tribeca, Soho, Nolita, City Hall, and Financial District neighborhoods. The building is equipped with a video intercom and the premises are under 24-hour video surveillance. 356 Broadway allows pied-a-terre ownership as well as pets. There is a common outdoor atrium on the second floor and the exposed brick lobby features historical photography of the building and its surrounding area. Additionally, the J/Z/N/Q/R/W/A/C/E/1/4/5/6 trains offer numerous transportation options nearby.
There is currently an assessment in place for $479.21/month. Listed monthly taxes are inclusive of a 17.5% condo abatement.
As you step inside, the entry foyer opens to the living and entertainment area with an impressive ceiling height of over sixteen feet, perfect for art enthusiasts to showcase their collections.
Entertain effortlessly with an open, Henry-built chef's kitchen designed with custom cabinetry and marble countertops as well as a large marble-top island with multiple storage drawers. Installed in 2017, the kitchen is well-appointed with high-end appliances including a Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, a Miele dishwasher, a KitchenAid stainless steel stove, and a stacking Bosch washer and dryer set. There is a considerably sized pantry as well as additional storage nestled under the stairwell. A full bath with decorative tile, a glass-enclosed shower, and a porcelain sink are located next to the kitchen. Adjacent to the living room, a windowed dining room seats eight for Sunday dinners, entertaining friends, and celebrating milestones.
On the second level, two bedrooms are flanked by a second living room or possible study, which is complete with a decorative fireplace. There is a large walk-in closet and a second full bath with a marble vanity accented with wooden storage drawers, a rain shower head, and porcelain tiles.
The dramatic primary suite on the third level opens to a private outdoor terrace with a canvas of nearly five hundred square feet to create an elevated living experience for outdoor entertainment. The en-suite bathroom has a glass-enclosed shower with a rain shower head, a marble vanity with wooden drawers, and porcelain tiling. Two closets finish out the space.
Originally built in 1915, 356 Broadway is a boutique prewar cast-iron loft building that was converted to an eighteen-unit condominium in 1984. Located in a dynamic part of Tribeca where beautifully restored cast-iron buildings merge with high-end luxury condominiums, 356 Broadway is ideally situated for easy access to the broader Tribeca, Soho, Nolita, City Hall, and Financial District neighborhoods. The building is equipped with a video intercom and the premises are under 24-hour video surveillance. 356 Broadway allows pied-a-terre ownership as well as pets. There is a common outdoor atrium on the second floor and the exposed brick lobby features historical photography of the building and its surrounding area. Additionally, the J/Z/N/Q/R/W/A/C/E/1/4/5/6 trains offer numerous transportation options nearby.
There is currently an assessment in place for $479.21/month. Listed monthly taxes are inclusive of a 17.5% condo abatement.
Floor: 5
Stories: 5
Units: 30
Total Rooms: 5.5
Pet Policy: Pets OK
Listing Courtesy Of Douglas Elliman Real Estate
Estimated Monthly Costs
$14,193
Est. Mortgage
Est. Mortgage
$1,822
Common Charges
Common Charges
$1,855
Real Estate Tax
Real Estate Tax
$17,870
Monthly Total*
Monthly Total*
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