Originally created as an office space, 50 Murray Street was later converted in New York rentals by famed architects Meltzer/Mandl. The building stands 22 stories tall and is most noted for its abundance of windows and red/brown coloring. These windows abound in the apartment building’s units, as does hardwood flooring and spacious closets.
Each unit also features unique layouts, no longer reminiscent of the building’s past as an office building. The kitchens are fully equipped with brand name, stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher. The countertops are black granite and are surrounded by wooden cabinetry. The marble bathrooms have been newly renovated and feature stainless steel fixtures and deep soaking tubs.
Amenities abound at 50 Murry Street and put other New York rentals to shame. The building features yoga, massage and steam rooms. With a 5,500 square-foot sun deck with a bamboo garden, residents are treated to nature and a beautiful panorama of the city. Other amenities include a number of communal spaces, storage, and an attended lobby, doorman and 24-hour concierge. The inclusion of video security and valet service should work to make residents feel safe in their luxury apartment building.
Tribeca is an area known for its vibrancy. 50 Murray Street is just steps from the Hudson River Esplanade in an area that is well known for its cultural destinations. Also nearby are a number of bars, restaurants, galleries and top-rated schools. With a number of subway lines nearby shoppers and commuters will find the rest of the city within easy reach.
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