From 46 Lispenard Street:

46 Lispenard Street is a graceful Second Empire Baroque Style,Pre-war Cast Iron building located on the border between Tribeca and Soho. The building, built by Isaac Duckworth in 1866, has been converted into spectacular lofts with modern finishes, soaring ceilings, and grand living and entertaining spaces while keeping historical details like exposed brick, the landmarked façade and oversized windows intact. Priced from $2,650,000 to $7,995,000, these sprawling loft homes flooded in light measure from 1920 square feet for a two bedroom, to 4171 square feet for the ultimate penthouse with four bedrooms and 1820 square feet of outdoor space, and capture the prewar history and vibrant neighborhood while exemplifying modern luxurious downtown living.

Exposed brick, Wide plank hardwood flooring, Wood burning fireplaces, Viking, Miele, and SubZero appliances