Spanning 1,780 square feet with nine windows facing south and east, residence 12D is a mint condition corner two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath condominium in a full-service, pre-war loft building on Leonard Street.

Enter the home into a dramatic corner great room with six massive windows, a gas fireplace, an open and newly renovated chef's kitchen and a large dining area with a built-in bar. With so much light and air from being on a high floor, 12D receives amazing natural light all day long and comes with city views rarely found in the heart of Tribeca.

The master bedroom faces south, has custom built-ins, a walk-in closet and an oversized, modern bathroom with a walk-in shower, large vanity and extra storage. The second bedroom can easily accommodate a queen size bed, has an en-suite renovated bathroom and tons of custom storage throughout. There is also a powder room, laundry room custom entry closet and a massive walk-in closet or mud room. Original steel columns, dark hardwood floors, custom millwork throughout and incredible storage complete this comfortable home.

66 Leonard Street, otherwise known as the Textile Building, was originally built in 1900 and offers an incredible suite of amenities including a full-time doorman, rooftop terrace, garden courtyard, children's playroom, media room, fitness center, bicycle room, storage in the basement and live-in super. With eleven subway lines only five minutes away and a recent lobby and all common area renovation, 66 Leonard is a hidden gem nestled amongst the super cool blocks of ever-changing North Tribeca.