Bold, beautiful and prime real estate in Tribeca, the Tribeca Summit was converted into lofts, duplexes and penthouses. This historic landmark building was built in 1912 and was once the Summit Warehouse, a former storage and distribution center. Designed by H. Thomas OHara, the Manhattan architectural firm thats responsible for several luxury resident and commercial projects, the huge warehouse building was transformed into ten floors of 65 large-scale, luxury condos. There are two to four bedroom lofts, penthouse duplexes and townhomes with soaring ceilings, from 12-1/2 feet to 15-1/2 feet. Think large, open spaces with light, light and more light. The penthouses have large terraces and the multi-level townhomes have outdoor spaces as well. All units have amazing city views. While the neo-Renaissance exterior is a stunning example of prewar elegant architecture so prevalent in Tribeca, the interiors are modern, airy spaces with an abundance of character, modern design and beautiful, top-notch finishings. Theres hardwood floors throughout these units and open kitchen designs that include Viking cooktops, Miele ovens, SubZero refrigerators, Bosch dishwashers and black granite countertops. The marbled baths have large, six-foot soaking tubs, separate showers and mahogany cabinets. Thomas Balsley Associates, the firm responsible for designing over 100 public parks throughout New York City and urban projects around the world, made the Tribeca Summits onsite green spaces functional and beautiful. Theres a lushly landscaped rooftop sundeck, courtyard gardens and stunning atriums that penetrate the buildings core. Steps away are some of New York Citys finest dining and boutique eateries, public transportation, and great public schools. Tribeca Summit is the definition of lofty living in a neighborhood thats known for its laid-back ambiance, quiet cobblestoned streets and beautiful green spaces such as Washington Square Park. Amenities at the Tribeca Summit include: o 24-hour concierge o Attended parking o Fitness Center o Childrens Playroom designed by Tribeca boutique Blue Bench o Bicycle Room and storage spaces o Gourmet triangular designed kitchens with Viking, Miele, SubZero and Bosch appliances and granite countertops o Baths with Carrara marble, custom-designed mahogany cabinets and Kohler Tea for Two soaking tubs o Rooftop deck, internal atriums and courtyard gardens Building description provided by Ilan Bracha