This exquisite TriBeCa Triplex Trophy Penthouse features four separate outdoor spaces on three levels, including its own private roof deck and private keyed elevator servicing all levels, including the roof deck. The apartment has benefited from state-of-the-art upgrades to all its fixtures and finishes, executed with meticulous detail by Leopoldo Rosati Design. Soaring double-height ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows allow constant sunlight and magnificent views of downtown Manhattan and beyond.

The living room is accessed immediately upon entry to the apartment via private keylock elevator, and features double-height ceilings, a remote-controlled Montigo gas fireplace, and an adjacent planted balcony. The first floor houses two bedrooms, one with a balcony, two bathrooms, and a separate laundry room. Throughout the penthouse, custom European walnut floors by CP Parquet are juxtaposed with European Walnut and European Oak millwork. All lighting fixtures are crafted by Guzzini, Artemide and Flo. Bathrooms feature top-of-the-line plumbing fixtures by Duravit, Fantini, Koehler, and Graff.

All bedrooms feature seamless custom closets. The full-floor master suite offers remarkable Manhattan views in three directions and extensive closet space. The spacious master bathroom features a double vanity, deep soaking tub and steam shower.

The chef's kitchen is appointed with Bulthaup cabinets and counters, two Miele ovens, a Miele cooktop, a Miele dishwasher, a Subzero refrigerator/freezer and Gaggenau wine fridge. The kitchen features stone-honed black granite, white Carrara marble, plus Biancone di Vicenza and white Corian countertops, and opens to an expansive dining room with sweeping downtown views and a planted terrace.

 The penthouse's private roof deck is the ultimate New York City amenity: with a working fireplace, summer kitchen and hot tub, as well as spectacular river-to-river views, this outdoor oasis is both remarkable and exclusive.16 Warren redefines modern living with the most high-tech telecommunications, intercom and security systems, Low-E windows with Argon gas, energy/water-conserving toilets/shower heads, motion/light-sensitive lighting, and roof solar panels that facilitate hot water. Residents enjoy private locked basement storage, a private wine cellar, bike room, superintendent and cyber-doorman.

The vibrant location sits amid chic shops, diverse parks, restaurants, transportation, and a Whole Foods. Included in photos are renderings of the living room terrace converted to a glass-enclosed extension of interior living space. All plans must be independently verified by an architect for feasibility.