A Landmark in the Sky: The Footbridge Mansion at 9 Jay Street Nestled in the heart of Tribecas historic northwest district, 9 Jay Street is one of downtown Manhattans most iconic and architecturally significant private residences. Spanning two interconnected buildings including a 4-story mansion and a sprawling loft this extraordinary offering is unified by Tribecas famed Staple Street skybridge, a rare and cinematic architectural element suspended above cobblestone streets. With over 8,300 square feet of interior space, a 3-car garage, and more than 4,000 square feet of air rights, this is a legacy property offering unparalleled flexibility, provenance, and scale. Rich in history, the property once housed the studio and private residence of a globally recognized fashion designer, and it remains a canvas for the next visionary owner. The entire structure benefits from brilliant natural light from all directions south, west, east, and north with captivating views over Duane Park, the surrounding landmarked facades, and the downtown skyline. The journey begins inside 9 Jay Street, a 25-foot-wide, four-story mansion featuring a private garage with dual curb cuts, a full-height basement, and a beautifully scaled rooftop terrace spanning 1,200 square feet. With soaring 11-foot ceilings, exposed brick, and panoramic views from over 50 windows, this home is the pillar of Tribeca living. Currently measuring approximately 6,000 square feet, the mansion offers a stunning foundation for reimagining a dream home, showroom, gallery, or creative headquarters. A seamless transition across the private skybridge leads to 67 Hudson Street, a condominium where a private elevator opens into an expansive, sun-drenched corner loft of approximately 2,300 square feet. Positioned just moments from Hudson River Park, the Tribeca Film Center, Washington Market Park, and a collection of the citys most celebrated restaurants, 9 Jay Street captures the essence of downtown New York while offering privacy, scale, and story. Opportunities of this caliber with architectural pedigree, private parking, and such an iconic feature as the Staple Street footbridge rarely come to market. This is more than a home; its a defining piece of New York history and a chance to shape its next chapter. Monthly common charges for the condo portion at 67 Hudson St are $1,797.12.