Franklin Street sits at the quieter, more residential end of Tribeca – cobblestone blocks, cast-iron facades, and a pace that feels removed from the rest of Lower Manhattan despite being minutes from everything. This loft occupies a full floor of a boutique condominium conversion, retaining the soaring ceilings and column grid of its industrial past while delivering a finish level that leaves nothing to compromise. Thirteen-foot ceilings, original hardwood floors refinished in a deep matte, and three oversized arched windows facing the street define the main living space.

The kitchen runs along the full northern wall – Calacatta marble slab, custom blackened steel cabinetry, and a La Cornue range positioned as a deliberate centerpiece. The primary suite is separated from the living areas by a gallery corridor lined with custom joinery, and includes a dressing room and a bathroom finished in honed Nero Marquina with a freestanding tub. A secondary bedroom doubles as a home office with a built-in desk wall. The building has a part-time doorman, private storage, and a residents-only roof terrace with open city views.