Luxury homes in New York

Three Levels of Tribeca Penthouse Perfection Above Manhattan's Skyline

Published July 30, 2026

Penthouse D at 443 Greenwich Street is a rare trifecta of scale, craftsmanship, and position — a three-level, 5,000-square-foot residence crowning one of Tribeca's most celebrated landmarked buildings, with over 1,000 square feet of south-facing terraces commanding open views of the Manhattan skyline. Conceived by CetraRuddy Architects within a converted 19th-century brick warehouse, the home moves from a dramatic double-height great room to a marble-wrapped primary sanctuary to a rooftop lounge that opens entirely to the sky. With Christopher Peacock cabinetry, Italian Calacatta marble, professional-grade Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, full smart-home integration, and a private parking space, this is a penthouse that defines the standard rather than merely meeting it.