This property is a Retail Condominium space at 459 Washington Street, also known as "The John Watts Condominium." The layout of The John Watts Condominium is open but unique, with classic cast-iron details and a brick wall feature. With a real TriBeCa sensibility down to the storefront stairs, molding and cobblestone street -- the combination of modern and SoHo-inspired information of this space-- is memorable and masterful.
At this time, it is two storefront galleries, Approx 2500 SF +1500 sq feet. With separate meters & HVAC-Security system and electric gates.
Beyond its beauty, the location in the hot creative hub of Hudson Square gives it an address for success. Neighbors include Spring Studios, Mr. Chow, Truffles TriBeCa, Cafe Greca, Indira Cesarine/The Untitled Space Gallery, The TriBeCa Film Festival. The influx of hotels such as the Arlo Hotel on Harrison Street and the Hugo Hotel on Greenwich Street is an indication of the area's need to accommodate tourists and business people alike. New Yorkers continue to flock to this area as well, given its proximity to the Hudson River Park and Chelsea Highline walking paths. The specific neighborhood is a favorite for in-the-know Manhattanites and newcomers looking for some respite amongst the bustling business-first mindset of Downtown. The creature comforts of the nearby West Village, combined with the access to unique shops and buzzy new restaurants, fuel the notion that the Hudson Square area is genuinely the perfect gem for a business that takes advantage of the affluent neighbors it is surrounded by. in the city.
Sophisticated residents of this neighborhood include East Coast outposts of Hollywood celebrities, Wall Street elite, and internationally renowned art collectors. In other words, any business that opens its doors amongst such well-seasoned tastemakers is sure to gain recognition for its endeavors.
Significant new developments in this area feature big-name expansions: namely Google's $1-Billion new Manhattan Campus [555 Washington Street], as well as three new significant residential developments at 440 Washington Street, 444 Washington Street and 465 Washington Street; Barone Management's new hotel at 447 Washington Street [set to open in 2021], and a massive renovation of a 120-year-old mansion at 457 Washington Street.
