Naghihintay sa iyo ang pinakakatangi-tanging loft sa Tribeca sa 165 Duane Street. Matatagpuan ito sa tapat ng ikalawang pinakamatandang pampublikong parke ng New York at nakaharap sa makasaysayang Staple Street alley—mahirap makahanap ng mas magandang lokasyon sa downtown Manhattan. Pinananatili ng malawak at open-plan na sala at dining room ang makasaysayang katangian ng industriyal nitong nakaraan bago ang digmaan, noong isa itong planta ng pagproseso ng niyog na itinayo noong 1881. Malalaking bigang kahoy na may mga haliging cast iron, nakalantad na mga pader na ladrilyo, matataas na kisame, at bagong pinakintab na sahig na oak—mga katangiang tanda ng isang downtown loft—ay sagana rito. Ang maluwag at open-plan na kusina para sa chef, na may Bertazzoni range, ay nakaharap sa living area at nasa tabi ng isang nakasarang laundry room. Ang pangunahing silid-tulugan ay may sapat na espasyo sa mga aparador at nakaharap sa napakatahimik na Staple Street alley. Dalawang napakagandang banyo at isang malaking panloob na silid-tulugan ang kumukumpleto sa natatangi at maringal na loft na ito.

May magandang common roof deck ang 165 Duane, imbakan para sa bisikleta at mga may-ari, elevator na nangangailangan ng susi, at full-time na superintendent.

Dinisenyo ng kilalang arkitekto na si Stephen Decatur Hatch noong 1881, kabilang na ngayon ang 165 Duane sa makasaysayang rehistro ng mga gusali. Matatagpuan ito ilang bloke lamang mula sa Hudson River at Washington Market Park, kaya’t hindi maaaring maging mas maginhawa ang lokasyong ito. May farmers market sa kanto, Whole Foods sa loob ng tatlong bloke, at napakaraming pasilidad para sa palakasan, magagarang restaurant, bar, at tindahan—kaya’t hindi maaaring maging mas maginhawa ang lokasyong ito para sa pamumuhay sa downtown Manhattan. Madaling mapupuntahan ang mga subway na 1/2/3, A/C/E, at 4/5/6. Pinahihintulutan ng maayos na pinangangasiwaan at pinatatakbong co-op ang pagpapaupa ng unit sa iba, basta’t may pag-apruba ng board.

The quintessential Tribeca loft awaits you at 165 Duane Street. Situated across from New York's second oldest public park and facing the historic Staple Street alley you would be pressed to find a better location in downtown Manhattan. A vast open living and dining room retains the historic character of its prewar industrial past as a coconut processing plant built in 1881. Massive timber beams with cast iron columns, exposed brick walls, high ceiling, newly refinished oak floors are the hallmarks of a downtown loft and here you find it in abundance. An expansive open chef's kitchen with Bertazonni range faces the living area flanked by an enclosed laundry room. The primary bedroom has ample closet space and faces the very quiet Staple Street alley. Two wonderfully appointed bathrooms and a large internal bedroom round out this unique and grand loft.

165 Duane has a beautiful common roof deck, bike/owner storage, key locked elevator and full time super.

Designed by renowned architect Stephen Decatur Hatch in 1881, 165 Duane is now on the historic register of buildings. Located within blocks of the Hudson River and Washington Market Park this couldn't be a more convenient location. With a farmers market on the corner, Whole Foods within 3 blocks and a plethora of sports facilities, exquisite restaurants, bars and shops this couldn't be a more convenient location for life in downtown Manhattan. Easy access to the 1/2/3, A/C/E, and 4/5/6 subways. The well-maintained and run co-op allows subletting with board approval.