Sitiye nan renowned American Thread Building kondominyòm nan 260 West Broadway nan Tribeca, rezidans 8G se yon loft duplex renove ki gen kat chanm, twa dènye ak yon demi, ak yon zòn 2800 pye kare ki gen vue ikonik sou Empire State Building lan. Limyè ap antre nan venn ven gwo fenèt ak ekspoze nò, lès ak lwès atravè tou de nivo loft sa a ki ekstraòdinè.

Yon long antay ki gen yon gwo apatman ak yon ti chanm wc ap mennen nan yon gwo sal ki ouvè ak zòn vivan, manje, ak kwizin distenk. Fenèt ki fè fas a nò ki flan vè chemin an ofri bèl vue sou Empire State Building lan. Kwizin nan gen yon zile masif ak yon ba pou manje, anpil kabinèt ak espas kontwa, frijidè SubZero, ranje ak vè Bosch, mikwo ond Bosch, ak frijidè diven Liebherr. Epitou nan nivo sa a se yon chanm ki gen yon gran dòmi ak yon ben ki kapab yon dezyèm gran dòmi pafè oswa yon suite envite.

Majik santral la te fèt ak bwa ak asye ki mennen nan dezyèm nivo ki santre sou yon gwo sal/chanm medya, ak bèl vue sou Empire State Building, yon lòt chemin, ak yon miray ki gen etajè liv. Epitou nan nivo sa a se gran dòmi a ak ben an ak de lòt chanm segondè ak yon lòt gwo ben ki gen yon bè.

Lòt pwen yo nan loft duplex sa a enkli HVAC santral (ki gen ladan yon sistèm imidifikasyon nan mwa ivè yo), yon sal lave ki gen gwosè abitasyon ki gen machin lave ak sèch Miele, ak materyèl son-proof ki entegrasyon nan tout mi ak plafon chanm yo.

American Thread Building se yon bilding kondominyòm sèvis konplè ki gen faciliti ki gen ladan yon doorman 24/24, yon superintandan ki rete nan bilding lan, anplwaye ki gen kalite siperyè, yon teras ki jaden, yon jimnastik sou do a, ak chanm lave sou chak etaj. Yo te fèt nan stil Renaissance Revival an 1896, bilding nan te rele Wool Exchange Building okòmansman. Li te jwenn pa American Thread Company an 1908, epi finalman tounen kondominyòm nan fen syèk la. Bilding nan te ajoute nan National Register of Historic Places an 2005. Bilding ki gen onz etaj la, ak yon antre ki gen fòm koub sou kwen Beach Street ak West Broadway, chita dirèkteman sou TriBeCa Park epi li sitiye jis de blòk sid soti nan Soho. Li tou pre transpò piblik ak tout sa Tribeca ofri.

Bèt kay sou yon baz ka pa ka.

Located in the renowned American Thread Building condominium at 260 West Broadway in Tribeca, residence 8G is a renovated, four bedroom, three and half bathroom 2800 square foot duplex loft with iconic Empire State Building views. Light streams in through the twenty two large windows with northern, eastern and western exposures throughout both levels of this extraordinary loft.



A long entry hall with a large closet and powder room leads to an open great room with distinct living, dining, and kitchen areas. The north facing windows that flank the fireplace feature beautiful views of the Empire State Building. The kitchen boasts a massive island with breakfast bar, abundant cabinetry and counter-space, SubZero refrigerator, vented Bosch range and cooktop, Bosch microwave, and Liebherr Wine fridge. Also on this level is a king size bedroom with en suite bathroom that could be the perfect second primary or a fantastic guest suite.



The magnificent custom designed wood and steel center staircase leads to the second level which is centered around a massive den/media room, with those same iconic Empire State Building views, another fireplace, and a built-in wall of bookcases. Also on this level is the primary bedroom with en suite bathroom, and two secondary bedrooms and an additional large bathroom with tub.



Other highlights of this magnificent loft duplex home include central HVAC (including a humidifier system in the winter months), a suburban-sized laundry room with Miele washer and dryer, and soundproofing materials built within all the bedroom walls and ceilings.



The American Thread Building is a full service condominium building with amenities that include a 24 hour doorman, live-in superintendent, top-notch staff, landscaped roof deck, roof top gym, and laundry rooms on every floor. Designed in the Renaissance Revival style in 1896, the building was originally known as the Wool Exchange Building. It was acquired by the American Thread Company in 1908, and eventually converted to condominiums later in the century. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2005. The eleven story building, with a glamorous curved entry from the corner of Beach Street and West Broadway, sits directly on TriBeCa Park and is located just two blacks south of Soho. It is within close proximity to public transportation and to all that Tribeca has to offer.



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