71 Laight Street #3A

Contemporary and stylish, this lovely Tribeca home spans 2,050 square feet featuring two bedrooms and two and half bathrooms. Blending the flexibility of loft living with sophistication of a classic prewar residence, this home strikes the perfect balance of private quarters and public space. Every detail has been considered and meticulously realized, including ceiling heights of more than 9 feet and stunning Maple flooring throughout. Enter the home into a welcoming gallery with a large coat closet. The great room unfolds before you with huge windows affording a western exposure over iconic North Tribeca cobblestone streets. With ample room for a dining area and living space, endless entertaining opportunities await. A large, Henry Built-designed kitchen boasts top-of-the-line appliances by Sub-Zero, Miele and Viking and a marble-topped breakfast bar. A powder room and a laundry room with Whirlpool washer/dryer sit discreetly tucked off the foyer, and round out the entertaining side of this luxurious offering. The expansive primary suite is a haven of tranquility and elegance. Insulated French doors open onto the lush interior courtyard garden affording this room an escape from the city bustle. The ensuite bathroom features a freestanding soaking tub, a glass-enclosed Bianco Dolomiti steam shower, double vanity, and radiant heat white herringbone tile flooring. Two ample walk-in California Closets complete the grandeur of this amazing bedroom suite. The second bedroom overlooks the treetops of the interior garden and boasts ample closet storage and an en-suite bathroom with a full size bathtub and a linen closet. Multi-zoned temperature controls throughout the loft, as well as a security system, are but a few of the thoughtful touches. The building’s amenities include a full-time doorman and concierge, a resident’s library and children’s playroom, state-of-the-art fitness and a bicycle storage room. Redefining classic Tribeca homes, the Sterling Mason is a recent addition to the landmarked downtown district, offering thirty-three generously scaled and appointed homes. Noted architect Morris Adjmi transformed a 1905 masonry loft around a stunning interior fountain courtyard designed by Deborah Nevis and Associates. This is the pinnacle of chic and sophistication in the heart of New York City’s most coveted neighborhood.