Condominio Tribeca

The fourth floor at 132 Duane Street is a true Tribeca loft-approximately 2,100 square feet of open, flexible living space in an intimate prewar condominium.
Direct elevator access opens into an expansive floor plan framed by high ceilings and oversized arched windows. Natural light moves through the open living and dining areas, while the kitchen sits comfortably within the loft without interrupting the flow of the space.
The residence features two bedrooms and two full baths, plus a separate interior room that can serve as a home office, guest room, den, or additional sleeping space.
The loft has undergone a restorative renovation, preserving its original character while refining how the space looks, feels, and functions today. Original hardwood floors have been restored, the interiors newly finished, and the kitchen and baths updated with an emphasis on materials, hardware, and detail.
The kitchen features Monogram’s Statement Collection appliances, complemented by distinctive architectural hardware, fixtures, and accessories carried throughout the home.
A sophisticated lighting system was selected with art in mind. Adjustable, lens-style spotlights let you widen, narrow, and direct the beam with precision to illuminate artwork and architectural details throughout the loft.
Function was given equal consideration. A remarkably large, separate laundry room-an uncommon feature in New York City-provides generous workspace, cabinetry, storage and full-size laundry facilities.
The result is a home that feels current without losing the character and proportions of classic Tribeca loft living.
132 Duane Street is an intimate condominium with a common roof deck, providing additional outdoor space above the neighborhood.
Duane Street sits among Tribeca’s historic architecture, with Duane Park nearby and the Hudson River waterfront within easy reach. Restaurants, cafés, galleries, neighborhood shops and transportation are all close at hand, while this part of Tribeca retains its distinctly residential character.
At its core, this is a real Tribeca loft: generous in scale, flexible in function and carefully renewed for the way people live today.