Paying homage to the most coveted elements of an architectural masterpiece at 108 Leonard, ornamental majesty and historic provenance are leveraged anew with fresh modern forms and contemporary design priorities. Noteworthy touches such as Forbes & Lomax switches and outlets, custom curtains, and city quiet windows elevate the living experience in this 944 square foot 1 bedroom, 1.5 bath residence, which features unrivaled quality and composition.

Upon arrival, the entry gallery, with dual closets, leads to an exceptional Great Room with dramatic windows. With 13-foot ceilings, this particular residence is finished in the Ash palette and features wide plank grey oak flooring arranged in a chevron pattern. The open Scavolini Kitchen, custom designed by Jeffrey Beers International exclusively for 108 Leonard, boasts a waterfall island and Calacatta Vagli marble countertops and backsplash. Generously proportioned, the kitchen is outfitted with premium Miele appliances, including a 4-burner gas cooktop with vented hood, convection oven, electric speed oven, and wine refrigerator.

The Master Suite boasts large windows, a massive walk-in closet, and a well-appointed en suite bathroom with high-honed Calacatta Mandria marble floors and walls. Fantini polished chrome fixtures are paired with a custom double vanity and oversized walk-in shower. A striking powder room with a sculptural Nero Marquina marble sink and black metal mirror with integrated lighting is thoughtfully situated off of the entry gallery. A utility closet that conceals a washer and dryer completes this singular offering.

108 Leonard offers multiple attended lobbies, a discreet, covered motor reception with private valet parking, and over 20,000 square feet of wellness-driven amenities built for entertaining, repose, and revitalization. Award-winning hospitality design firm Jeffrey Beers International has scrupulously restored renowned architect McKim, Mead & White’s Italian Renaissance Revival landmark; masterfully imbuing a distinctly contemporary yet timeless point of view within Tribeca’s most iconic century-old building.