Description

One World Trade Center from your living room. The Empire State Building from the bedroom. Iconic city views define this home.

Residence 9B is a floor-through two-bedroom, two-bath loft at the IceHouse, a 1905 warehouse converted in 1998 into one of Tribeca's most admired historic boutique condominiums. A private keyed elevator opens directly into the home: 13-foot barrel-vaulted ceilings, a gas fireplace, and a south-facing arched window found only on the ninth floor showcase the building's Romanesque Revival architecture. One World Trade fills the arch on the landmarked block, completely unobstructed.
The open kitchen was recently updated with white cabinetry and new white-and-gray countertops, and features high-end appliances, generous counter space, and an easy flow into the living and dining area. A separate laundry closet holds a full-size washer and dryer.
The primary suite has been freshly painted and fitted with a new custom-built closet. Its en-suite bath was refreshed with a new stone vanity countertop and fixtures, a newly retiled walk-in shower, and fresh paint.
The second bedroom faces north with the Empire State Building framed in the window and works equally well as an office or nursery. Built-in console air conditioning in all main rooms.
Residence 9B follows the same two-bedroom, two-bath floor plan and functionality as the B-line residences below. Its different reported square footage reflects the distinct architecture of the building's ninth floor when constructed in 1905, including its south-facing arched window.
The IceHouse is a full-service boutique condominium in the Tribeca Historic District, with a 24-hour doorman, live-in super, fitness center, bike and stroller storage, and a landscaped rooftop terrace with water views, a gas grill, and a play area. The building's garage lets you park and take the elevator straight home without stepping outside.
North Moore Street is in the heart of the landmarked Tribeca West Historic District and was recently featured in the Hulu series about John F. Kennedy Jr., who lived directly across the street at 20 North Moore. Hudson River Park and Pier 25 are two blocks west with new playgrounds and miles of waterfront paths. The 1 at Franklin Street is under 500 feet away, the A, C, and E at Canal are a two-minute walk, and Brookfield Place is under a mile south.

Residences in this building, and especially on this floor, rarely come to market.

Special assessment of $248/month through December 2026. Showings by Appointment only, 24-Hours notice+ please.
Listing courtesy of Corcoran Group ...
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