115 West BROADWAY #4, New York City, NY 10013

Tribeca Loft Masterpiece by Roman and Williams<br> <br> Occupying an entire floor of a discreet, boutique Tribeca condo-op, Residence 4 at 115 West Broadway is a breathtaking 5,000-square-foot loft offering extraordinary scale, soaring 11.5-foot ceilings, and an unparalleled level of craftsmanship. Designed by acclaimed design studio Roman and Williams, the residence underwent a meticulous multi-year gut renovation that transformed it into one of the most exceptional lofts in all of downtown Manhattan.<br> <br> The home offers four bedrooms plus a home office and three full and two half baths, all with thoughtful flow and generous proportions. Original cast-iron columns and massive timber beams anchor the authentic loft character, while an advanced Savant smart home system and a highly curated L'Observatoire lighting plan elevate the living experience with modern luxury.<br> <br> Every surface has been finished with museum-level detail and refinement. Venetian plaster walls enrich the living, dining, and primary spaces, while reclaimed seven-inch-wide oak floors run throughout. Custom walnut millwork, including cabinetry, paneling, doors, and louvered details, adds warmth and architectural presence. California Closets are integrated across the residence for seamless storage.<br> <br> The kitchen is a true centerpiece, featuring a custom Athanor range, Calacatta Macchia Vecchia marble island and backsplash, and an Absolute Black granite carved sink. A live-edge walnut slab introduces organic texture, while pendant lighting by Roman and Williams provides sculptural drama.<br> <br> The baths showcase an array of rare stones, from Mint Quartzite in the primary to Calacatta Caldia honed marble and Alba Chiara polished stone, all paired with exclusively Waterworks fixtures, a custom Pyrolave sink, and Nanz hardware. The primary suite is further distinguished by a Mr. Steam shower and custom metal doors crafted for elegance and privacy.<br> <br> 115 West Broadway is a classic Tribeca loft condo-op, offering privacy with just a handful of residences. A rare advantage of the building is that the condo-op owns the ground-floor retail space, of which 25% is owned by this shareholder, providing added intrinsic value while concurrently helping to subsidize carrying costs and resulting in remarkably low monthly maintenance of just $5,510 (real estate taxes $4,123/month, $1,387 common charges) for a loft of this scale.<br> <br> This residence represents the absolute best of Tribeca loft living-an extraordinary blend of historic authenticity, rare scale, and museum-quality design.<br> <br>