Apt. 1 at 13 Harrison Street is a wonderfully renovated approximately 3,400 square foot loft-style condominium, which affords stunning proportions, ceilings reaching 12 feet high, a Daikin HVAC system, commercial-grade air purification system, and grand, impressive space for living and entertaining. Located within a 24 foot wide townhouse on a quiet cobblestone block, just West of Hudson Street and two blocks North of Duane Park, this grand duplex is perfectly situated in the heart of Tribeca, close to some of the finest dining and shopping in New York City. The residence benefits from mixed-use zoning, which could support a myriad of functions. This home can be sold in conjunction with the approximately 8,442 square foot quadruplex apartment above. In purchasing both apartments, there is a unique opportunity to own the entire building and live grandly above one's work space or an impressive guest suite. The entire building is asking $19,995,000, and the listing ID is 16347861. Layout: Enter into the grand living room, which affords soaring ceilings reaching approximately 12 feet and outstanding proportions. Lined with exposed brick, the spacious living room receives abundant sunlight through oversized windows. The grand chef's kitchen affords a separate dining area, large center island, and is replete stainless steel appliances, Corian countertops, and custom wood cabinetry. Across from the kitchen lies an efficient storage area, and a full bath lined with mosaic tile. The elegant master suite enjoys abundant closets and a luxurious five-fixture master bath with a rainfall shower, dual sinks and a soaking tub. Both the master bedroom and en suite bath are appointed with radiant heated floors. The master bedroom opens to a glass balcony within the home's solarium, which receives natural light from a large skylight above. The lower level of the duplex is comprised of a large den, three spacious suites ideal for use as home offices or studies, a laundry room, and abundant storage. Two of the office/studies on this level have full en suite baths, ample closets, and receive sunlight from the home's beautiful solarium. Scaling this level and the First Floor above, the solarium features a large skylight, exposed brick, and has its own ventilation system. History: Built in 1887, 13 Harrison Street was designed by the prominent architectural firm D. & J. Jardine in a utilitarian loft style for its first owner, liquor merchant Alexander Halliday, to conduct his business. In the mid-1900s, the Henry Heide Candy Company, widely known for their creation of Jujubes and Gummi Bears, acquired 13 Harrison Street to use as a manufacturing site for their popular candy products. The building presently retains many of its original Neo-Grec elements, including cast-iron columns, end piers, wood-framed shop windows, and metal cornices.