Please note:  the owners use the lower floor of this triplex as a guest bedroom/media room; however, the building's offering plan designates this for use as recreational space and it is not classified as a bedroom by the Department of Buildings.  Please consult with your architect regarding the regulations of recreational space.

Welcome home to this dramatic, architect-designed pre-war Tribeca triplex co-op featuring 13 foot ceilings, oversized Southern exposures, multi-zone  A/C & heating on each floor, and a magnificent loft-like canvas to display your art collection and entertain:  Designed by Lewis Tsurumaki Lewis of LTL Architects fame: http://www.ltlarchitects.com and smartly spread across three levels, apartment 19 seamlessly blends modern architectural textures and conveniences and was showcased in their book, Opportunistic Architecture.  Access the apartment two ways:  through a private maisonette entrance or via the main building lobby.

The main level features a beautiful stainless steel kitchen open to the 13 foot tall living room where the television & media equipment are neatly concealed when not in use.  The living room comfortably fits a dining room table and separate sitting area.

Venture upstairs to the master bedroom loft adorned with custom built-ins and a spacious walk-in-closet.  Travel downstairs to find a quiet study nestled behind the landing on your way to the lower floor rec room.  This lower level features 12 foot high ceilings, a full bathroom, a Murphy bed for guests, and an enormous private storage room with additional closets and storage areas.

80 Warren Street has a full time super, a new elevator, a new heating system, a central laundry room, and additional bike and storage room in the basement, which is easily accessed from the lower rec room.  Tribeca living at its finest, Manhattan's most sought after location offers proximity to all major trains, fine dining and shopping, Whole Foods, the  Hudson River Greenway, Equinox and more.  Call for a private visit today.