This refined and elegantly renovated pre-war gem defines luxury living with an entire wall of south facing windows featuring unobstructed views of Tribeca Park.   Eleven windows adorn this corner three bedroom and two bathroom residence allowing light to permeate throughout the generously proportioned spaces.A thoughtfully designed entry foyer leads to a vast a great room perfect for entertaining and spanning almost forty feet in length.  Architectural details include high vaulted ceilings, recessed lighting, and quiet city window with wide stone sills.  The chefs kitchen boasts herringbone hardwood floors, shaker floor to ceiling cabinets, a Sub Zero refrigerator, six burner Wolf stove and exhaust, Miele dishwasher and the ideal elongated farmhouse sink.Peaceful and expansive, the master sanctuary is complete with a dressing room, custom closets, and a luxurious master bath with Waterworks fixtures, large walk-in shower, and hexagonal marble floors. Larger than most master bedrooms, the guest room boasts four corner windows with electric blinds, custom shelving and two ample closets. The third bedroom is well suited for a preschooler or maybe used as an office and also has two closets. Serene and quiet, all of the bedrooms face cobble stoned St. John's Lane. The guest bath has double custom vanities, Waterworks fixtures, a bathtub and hexagonal marble tiles.   In addition to a walk-in closet in the entry way, a broom closet, a linen closet, washer/dryer area and multiple custom storage cabinets, private storage is also included in the basement. The American Thread Building was designed by architect William B. Tubby in the Renaissance revival style and built for the New York Wool Exchange in 1894, its broad and very impressive facades curve from Beach Street into West Broadway.  This full service landmarked masterpiece is on the National Register of Historic places and also boasts a fantastic roof deck with soaring views of downtown Manhattan and a gym.