450 Washington Street

450 WASHINGTON Street, New York City, NY 10013

6 Units Available

Starting from $3,995,000

Condop

Built 2009

16 Stories

Building Amenities

•Other
•Building Other
•Washer Hookup
•In Unit
•Building Courtyard
•Building Roof Deck
•Private Outdoor Space Under 60 Sqft
•Dining Area

Apartments for Sale in 450 Washington Street

Unit #	Beds	Baths	Size	Price	Price/ft²	Listed On	On Market
211	3 beds	3 baths	1710 ft²	$3,995,000	$2,336	Listed on Jul 10, 2023	900 days
205	3 beds	3 baths	1862 ft²	$4,695,000	$2,521	Listed on Dec 13, 2024	378 days
1109	4 beds	3.5 baths	1884 ft²	$5,195,000	$2,757	Listed on Jan 10, 2025	350 days
709	4 beds	3 baths	1884 ft²	$5,795,000	$3,076	Listed on Feb 13, 2025	316 days
809	4 beds	3.5 baths	1884 ft²	$4,795,000	$2,545	Listed on May 9, 2025	231 days
202	0 beds	1 bath	461 ft²	$925,000	$2,007	Listed on Jun 4, 2025	205 days

Tribeca

Overview of Tribeca

Tribeca (Triangle Below Canal) is widely considered the wealthiest and most desirable neighborhood in New York City. Known for its massive industrial lofts, cobblestone streets, and celebrity residents, it is the epitome of downtown luxury. For buyers seeking Tribeca Manhattan real estate, it offers an unmatched combination of space, privacy, and cool.

Living in Tribeca, Manhattan is chic and comfortable. The streets are wide and surprisingly quiet. As a premier Manhattan NYC neighborhood, it has transformed from an industrial wasteland into a family-friendly enclave of multimillion-dollar homes.

Real Estate & Housing Market

The market for homes for sale in Tribeca is top-tier. The signature property is the loft: thousands of square feet, cast-iron columns, and high ceilings. New developments like towering glass condos (e.g., 56 Leonard) have added ultra-modern options to the mix.

Unless you have a significant budget, entry is difficult. It is a market driven by privacy, with many buildings offering private garages and paparazzi-proof entrances.

Lifestyle & Community

The lifestyle in Tribeca is family-centric luxury. You will see more strollers than nightlife. The restaurants are world-class (Locanda Verde, The Odeon) but the vibe is relaxed and neighborhoody.

The community is affluent and creative. It hosts the Tribeca Film Festival, adding a layer of cultural glamour. Residents value the low-density feel; the buildings aren't as tall as FiDi, so there is more sky.

Transportation & Accessibility

Tribeca is incredibly connected. The 1/2/3, A/C/E, and R/W trains all service the area. It is easy to get uptown or to Brooklyn.

Connectivity to the West Side Highway makes it a favorite for those who drive to weekend homes in the Hamptons or upstate.

Parks, Schools & Amenities

Hudson River Park is the neighborhood's playground, offering mini-golf, volleyball, and running paths. Washington Market Park is a beloved local green space.

Amenities are unmatched: Whole Foods, Target, and boutique fitness studios abound. The schools, particularly PS 234, are among the most coveted public schools in the city.