44 LAIGHT Street 6C

Sophisticated and sun-drenched, this impeccably designed quintessential Tribeca loft at the famed Grabler Building offers breathtaking open views and striking architectural details.

Perched on the sixth floor of a charming cobblestone street, this expansive 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home boasts protected southern exposures that fill the space with natural light. Recently renovated and meticulously maintained, the residence showcases newly finished hardwood floors, Lutron-controlled recessed lighting, and luxurious finishes throughout.

The inviting living area is anchored by a sleek gas fireplace with a newly designed mantle, while a dedicated dining area off the kitchen makes entertaining effortless. The open chef's kitchen is both stylish and functional, featuring a Carrara marble countertops, custom cabinetry, and premium appliances, including a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Miele dishwasher, and a professional-grade Viking range with a vented hood.

The serene primary suite is a true retreat, highlighted by original wooden columns that reflect the building's historic charm. Custom built-ins provide abundant storage, while the oversized walk-in wardrobe leads to a spa-like en-suite bath with a double marble vanity, a deep soaking tub, and a separate glass-enclosed rainfall shower.

The generously sized second bedroom is complete with custom built-ins, a spacious reach-in closet, and unobstructed southern views. The second bathroom has been pristinely renovated with a deep soaking tub, custom marble vanity with matching floors and built-in storage. A discreetly positioned LG washer and dryer adds convenience to complete the home.

Designed by Clinton & Russell Architects, 44 Laight Street is a full-service, landmarked condominium situated on a quiet, private street in Tribeca's Northwest Historic District. Rising seven stories high, residents of 44 Laight enjoy a 24-hour doorman with a full-time resident manager, proximity to world-class dining and shopping, and easy access to tremendous green space and recreation, like the 500-acre Hudson River Park, Pier 25 and 26.