The Most Architecturally Significant Pre-War Loft in Prime Tribeca. Available for the first time following a meticulous 6-year renovation that integrates seductive industrial elements, a luxury boutique hotel aesthetic, and an extensive collection of art and prized memorabilia. Intimate details, grand proportions, and breathtaking vistas coalesce in this exquisite corner condo nestled on an exclusive single-block cobblestone street in the Tribeca West Historic District. Spanning 3,350 square feet with 2 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3 exposures and a windowed home office, this one-of-one residence boasts 20 windows facing south and west for stunning sunsets over the Hudson River. AN ENTERTAINER'S PARADISE An open foyer with custom closets and a modern chandelier ushers residents into a sprawling great room with redbrick walls, exposed wood, and tin ceilings. The living area features a built-in wet bar, while the dining area adjoins an open chef's kitchen. The kitchen has a huge marble slab island, custom cabinetry, and high-end appliances. A convenient powder room with edgy finishes is ideal for hosting guests. A TRANQUIL PRIMARY SUITE A pocket door reveals a private home office with built-in storage and access to the king-size primary bedroom with cove lighting. Off the bedroom is an enormous walk-through closet and a spa en-suite with chic tilework, a custom double vanity, wall-mounted faucets, a water closet, a walk-in shower, and a freestanding soaking tub. Both the bedroom and office open out to a courtyard-facing balcony. The second bedroom sits on the opposite side of the home and has its own walk-in closet and a full en-suite with white subway tile walls and a deep tub. AN ALL-STAR DESIGN TEAM The renovation was led by DHD Architecture and Interior Design, with Jill Diamant and Emilee Pearson as the lead architect and designer, respectively. The team collaborated with NY-based vendors and craftspeople wherever possible, including custom metal and glass work from FACE Design, custom cabinetry from Bolger Woodworking, lighting from Alina Ainza of LOOP, and specialty paint finishes by Michelle Kole Decorative Surfaces. THE FISCHER MILLS BUILDING A former coffee, tea, and spice warehouse built in 1860, the Fischer Mills Building is a highly desirable full-service condominium with full-time door attendants, a live-in super, and private storage. Residents are seconds from exciting restaurants, bars, cafes, galleries, and shops and are close to SoHo, FiDi, Pier 25, the Hudson River Greenway, and Greenwich Village. Accessible subway lines include the 1, 6, A, C, E, N, Q, R, and W. Pets are welcome.