Welcome to 1 Thomas Street, a classic cast-iron building artfully reimagined to blend old-word charm with modern refinement.
In this one-bedroom, one-bathroom home, spanning a generous 850 square feet, ultra-high ceilings soar overhead while gleaming wide-plank hardwood floors run underfoot. Details including exposed brick and the building's original 10-foot tall arched window frames nod to the building's rich history. In the open Scavolini designer kitchen you'll find appliances to suit even the most discerning chef, including Liebherr refrigerator, Bertazzoni range and microwave, and Bosch dishwasher and washer-dryer. The spa-like bathroom is outfitted with a sleek Lacava vanity and Waterworks fittings, while lighting by Atemide and Waterworks add tasteful illumination to every room. The elevator building includes a beautifully landscaped, furnished roof deck and virtual doorman.
1 Thomas was landmarked in 1989 and has been reborn, meticulously renovated by architects GreenbergFarrow to create eight gracious loft homes that blend modern finishes and high-end features with the coveted old-world bones of a true cast-iron masterpiece. Built in 1870, it is a shining example of the era's cast-iron architecture and the surviving member of mirror-image buildings - dubbed the "Thomas Twins" - that once flanked Broadway. Designed by noted architects David and John Jardine, the structures were built in the Italianate style - immensely popular in both brownstone and cast-iron structures of the time - which emphasizes elaborate ornamentation and repetitive forms. Impressive arched windows run along the facade, topped by scrolled keystones and bordered by stately Corinthian columns, while a projecting cornice with dentils and scrolled brackets decorates the roofline.
Situated in prime Tribeca, 1 Thomas Street is at the epicenter of the best downtown Manhattan has to offer. Enjoy world-class restaurants Bouley, Tribeca Grill and Locande Verde. Take stroll through City Hall Park and meander to Washington Market Park's year-round greenmarket. Or venture to neighboring SoHo, Chinatown and Little Italy. With 1/2/3, A/C, R, 4/5/6 and J/Z trains nearby, transportation to the rest of the city is effortless.