Come home to this rare TriBeCa trophy penthouse. This architecturally stunning residence, designed by Thomas O'Brien of Aero Studios, seamlessly blends exquisite pre-war details with modern finishes and amenities. Penthouse 11A enjoys soaring 12' ceilings and offers  two bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms by Waterworks. The expansive master suite features two private dressing rooms and a wood burning fireplace. The kitchen has been outfitted with all top of the line appliances including Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, a Viking Range, and a dual temperature wine-fridge. Full height folding panels allow you to enjoy an open living room and kitchen plan, or separate the spaces.  The enormous living room enjoys a wood burning fireplace and breathtaking Southern and Eastern views of TriBeCa.  To top it all off, the apartment boasts a dramatic, restored, original 28-foot diameter rotunda with a stained glass skylight and soaring ceiling height of 25'. Every modern convenience abounds, such as a wet-bar with double Sub-Zero wine fridges, a Crestron audio/visual system, and central air and heat. The American Thread building is one of the most historic and coveted buildings in TriBeCa. Designed in the Renaissance Revival style in 1896, it served as the home for the New York Wool Exchange in the early 20th century and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Exquisitely converted to condominiums in 1982, residents enjoy a 24-hour doorman, gym, and a private roof deck. The building is perfectly nestled in the northern tip of TriBeCa, with easy access to transportation and all the best dining and shopping downtown has to offer.