Romanesque Revival Loft in the Heart of Tribeca

Landmark Heritage A historically rich co-op residence nestled on one of Tribeca’s most iconic cobblestone blocks. Originally home to soap makers, spice merchants, and the famed Romanoff Caviar Company, the building was designed by noted 19th-century architect George W. DaCunha, celebrated for shaping New York’s industrial and residential architecture in the Romanesque and Queen Anne styles. Commissioned by Henry Welsh and completed in 1910, the property unites six interconnected loft buildings behind a unified Philadelphia brick façade, accented by carved stone pilasters and intricate corbel detailing. This architectural composition blends the grandeur of a single monumental structure with the intimacy and character of boutique loft living—beautifully preserved and thoughtfully adapted for modern life. Residence Highlights • Turn-key 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home with a separate home office • Four oversized west-facing windows fill the living area with golden-hour light • Quiet east-facing bedrooms • Exposed ceiling beams, original wooden columns, and exposed brick • Double-pane, historic golden pine windows • Central air conditioning Building Features • Boutique co-op with 34 total residences • Private keyed elevator • Landscaped common roof deck • Full-time superintendent • Bike room • Private storage • Pet-friendly • Flexible Co-op policy Location & Lifestyle The surrounding streetscape offers a refined blend of quiet sophistication and creative energy. Enjoy immediate access to the best of downtown living—critically acclaimed restaurants, art galleries, serene waterfront parks, and seamless transit options. A true walker’s paradise, Tribeca combines architectural beauty, cultural richness, and laid-back affluence for those seeking an escape from the city’s usual chaos. Additional Information • 2% flip tax paid by Buyer • Monthly assessment: $2,653 (through June 2027) • All square footage and dimensions are approximate