Finally... a One Bedroom That Actually Feels Like a One Bedroom Not a Compromise Welcome to Residence 302 at 93 Worth Street where first time buyers can finally stop scrolling ...

Finally... a One-Bedroom That Actually Feels Like a One-Bedroom (Not a Compromise) Welcome to Residence 302 at 93 Worth Street where first-time buyers can finally stop scrolling and start picturing their life in Tribeca. Let’s start with the basics: Yes, it’s bright. Actually bright. With north and east exposures, oversized windows, and 10+ foot ceilings, this home gets real natural light not the “if you stand in the corner at 2pm” kind. The layout? Thoughtful. The kind where you don’t have to choose between a couch or a dining table, you can have both. The open kitchen is built for real life (and the occasional “I swear I cook” moment), featuring a Viking range, Sub-Zero refrigeration drawers, and a Fisher & Paykel dishwasher. The bathroom feels like a small escape from NYC life, with a glass-enclosed wet room, waterfall shower, and a classic clawfoot tub because sometimes you need a reset after checking your bank account post-closing. The bedroom comfortably fits a king-sized bed (yes, really) and includes custom California Closets plus excellent storage throughout, including a washer/dryer, so you can officially retire your laundry bag. And here’s the part first-time buyers love most: The carrying costs are incredibly low. (Meaning you can still enjoy your life after buying... imagine that.) 93 Worth is a full-service condominium with a 24-hour concierge, a stunning historic lobby, rooftop with skyline views and grill, fitness center with Peloton, lounge, playroom, bike storage, and even cold storage for grocery deliveries because yes, you’ve made it. All of this in the heart of Tribeca, surrounded by some of the best restaurants, shopping, and subway access in the city. You get the charm, the light, the space, the amenities, and you don’t have to give up your entire lifestyle to afford it. Note: Capital assessment of $136.32/month through April 2034.