90 Franklin St #2N Apt: 2N

New York, NY 10013

With its oversized, west-facing windows in each room and 10ft ceilings, this finely detailed Tribeca loft is a bright, airy and expansive showplace.
The custom entry foyer connects the hallway to the bedrooms on one side and the kitchen and great room on the other. The open, Boffi-designed, chefs kitchen features new appliances including the Bertazoni refrigerator, Wolf stove and vented hood, and Wolf convection/microwave wall oven. Current owners have added additional custom-built, soft-close cabinetry in the kitchen and large laundry room making storage ample and efficient. The generously proportioned great room extends from the kitchen to the city quiet windows overlooking Church Street and has an exquisite balance of being grand for entertaining but also a serene and cozy place to curl up with a book or laptop.
The southern end of the apartment features the large, bright, and airy bedrooms and the additional renovated 2nd bathroom. The primary suite is a peaceful sanctuary with two large west facing windows that offer views of historic Franklin Street and 6th Ave. Seamless custom Poliform closets line the dressing room leading to the large, updated marble primary bath. The second bedroom is bright and quiet with plenty of storage.
The convenient laundry room off the chefs kitchen provides a service entrance and houses new, oversized Samsung washer and vented dryer as well as a custom-built utility sink/vanity and cabinetry.
Other key features of this home include automatic solar shades and blackout curtains, bleached maple flooring throughout, and a large private storage unit in the building's lower level.
Franklin Tower was originally built as a bank in 1929 and converted in 2001 to 25 luxury lofts featuring a full-time doorman, superintendent, roof deck, gym and bike room. With just one or two units per floor and a superior staff, the building has a storied reputation for the utmost in privacy and service to its residents in a prime TriBeCa location. The building is also home to Tracy Anderson’s Tribeca Studio and steps away from many of the finest TriBeCa destinations including Two Hands, Frenchette, Shion 69 Leonard, Mena, and Au Cheval; as well as Aire Ancient Baths and the Iconic Roxy Hotel.