Convertible to Four Bedrooms... Experience sophisticated urban living in this meticulously gut-renovated, 2,600 sq ft convertible four-bedroom loft in the prime North Tribeca district. This modern design masterpiece, created by Studio ai Architects, is housed in a historic 1893 building. This pristine loft is bathed in abundant natural light pouring in from 14 newly installed tilt-and-turn, oversized windows with exposures on three sides. The space is filled with character and detail, boasting an array of restored original features such as endless exposed brick, distinctive tin ceilings, 14" diameter maple ceiling beams and columns, and industrial concrete floors. Upon entry, a keyed elevator opens to an expansive Great room with 10' 9" ceilings. This living area functions as both an entertainer's delight and a tranquil family retreat. The Great room encompasses two spacious living rooms, three bedrooms, and two and a half bathrooms, all generously sized. The loft's inviting formal living area opens onto an elegantly designed open library with cove-lit LED lighting, bookshelves, a recessed bar, workspace, and a daybed. This custom millwork was crafted by a Red Hook-based artisan from reclaimed wood, matching the old pine wood used in the beams during the original construction of the building. Adjacent to the living area is a separate open kitchen with endless counter space, fittingly paired with a formal dining room that comfortably seats 12. The kitchen itself is a gourmet's dream, outfitted with exposed brick walls, a Basaltina center island, custom cabinetry, an 18" Subzero wine fridge boasting a 60-bottle capacity, and a 36" Dual Fuel Range stove with six burners. The luxurious primary bedroom suite features a well-appointed en-suite bath with a spa shower. A guest bedroom and an additional bedroom are also conveniently located off the hallway, providing easy access to the second full bath. For guests' convenience, a sleek, modern powder room is situated just off the library. There can easily be a fourth bedroom added to this loft (see alternate plan). The loft offers many storage options, boasting expansive closets and cabinets, and even has a large, dedicated storage cage in the basement. 474 Greenwich Street was built-in 1893; this six-story building served various purposes over the years: a sail manufacturing site, a spice warehouse, and an art gallery, among others. The 12-unit co-op has excellent financials and video security, providing a furnished, landscaped roof deck for residents to enjoy. The well-managed building is located on a sought-after corner in the heart of Tribeca's Gold Coast, on a wide cobblestone street adjacent to the scenic Hudson River Park. Renowned restaurants, cafes, boutiques, gyms, Trader Joe's and Whole Foods Market, The building welcomes pets, subject to board approval. Discover this unique Tribeca treasure's seamless blend of historic charm and modern luxury.