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The Apartment
Located in one of the world's most iconic and celebrated buildings, this exceptional residence checks every box: architecturally unique arched windows with castle-like ornamentation, helicopter views from every room, soaring ceilings up to 12 +/-, the highest-end finishes throughout, an open yet flexible layout, privacy, security, and solid prewar construction masterfully reimagined by world-renowned architect Thierry Despont.
The highest non-penthouse residence in the building, unit 47A sits more than 600 feet above street level and enjoys panoramic city and river views through twelve oversized windows framed by stunning neo-Gothic architectural detailing. Thoughtfully upgraded throughout, the home features an expansive eat-in chef's kitchen with Calacatta Caldia marble countertops, custom Dada cabinetry, integrated Dornbracht fixtures, and a full suite of Miele appliances. The oversized corner primary suite offers generous closet space and a spa-like bathroom appointed with a steam shower, Porcelanosa soaking tub, dual vanity with Dornbracht platinum-finish fixtures, full-slab Calacatta Caldia marble walls, and radiant heated floors.
Additional highlights include solid oak herringbone floors throughout, 8-foot solid-core doors with Nanz hardware, a full-sized washer and vented dryer, and integrated smart home technology.
The Building
The Woolworth Tower Residences is an exceptionally limited collection of luxury homes set atop the world's first skyscraper and one of NYCs most recognizable landmarks. With never more than two residences per floor, residents experience a rare sense of privacy and club-like intimacy complemented by white-glove service and exceptional amenities, including: a fitness studio more than 300 feet above street level with sunny skyline and East River views, the Woolworth Pool, hot tub and sauna, the Gilbert Lounge, wine cellar and tasting room, bike room, on-site parking, and a discreet residents-only lobby featuring meticulously restored historic coffered ceilings.
Originally commissioned by visionary retail magnate Frank W. Woolworth, Cass Gilbert's magnificent 792-foot neo-Gothic masterpiece continues to define one of the world's most celebrated skylines. Following a museum-quality restoration, this award-winning residential conversion represents a level of craftsmanship and architectural significance that can never be replicated.
The Neighborhood
A rare opportunity to own a piece of NYC history in this beloved National Historic Landmark located in lower Tribeca -- one of Manhattan's most dynamic and fastest-evolving luxury neighborhoods. World-class dining, luxury shopping, premier hotels, and abundant parks and green spaces are all just moments away.