1-bedroom apartments for sale at 50 Franklin Street – a condominium in Tribeca, designed by architect Ed Rawlings. The building combines minimalist design with urban sophistication. For those seeking contemporary living in one of Manhattan's most prestigious neighbourhoods with thoughtfully designed interiors and a high level of comfort.
Architecture and design
The building features a rustic blue stone facade and a glass lobby with backlighting, creating an effect of light and space. The apartments feature oak floors, large tilt-and-turn windows, and an individual climate control system. The kitchens feature an island design with appliances finished in white opaque catalytic lacquer. Arcadia sliding doors lead to balconies and terraces. The bathrooms are equipped with large soaking tubs.
Location and infrastructure
The Tribeca neighbourhood is known for its luxury real estate, art galleries and restaurants. It combines historic architecture with modern infrastructure. Parks, shops and transport hubs, including several subway lines, are within walking distance.
Key features
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Architect | Ed Rawlings |
| Facade | blue stone, rustic style |
| Lobby | glass with backlighting |
| Flooring | oak parquet |
| Windows | tilt-and-turn |
| System | individual climate control |
| Doors | Arcadia (balconies/terraces) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the Tribeca neighbourhood notable?
TriBeCa is one of the most expensive and prestigious neighbourhoods in New York with developed infrastructure, galleries, restaurants and shops.
What are the layout features of the apartments?
The apartments are designed to maximise space and natural light. Kitchens feature island layouts, oak flooring.
What are the prospects for the neighbourhood in 2026?
Tribeca maintains its status as one of the most sought-after areas for living and investment. The limited supply of new properties supports high demand.