Development
Tribeca
Address: 70 Vestry Street, Tribeca
Architect: Robert A.M. Stern Architects
Developer: Related Companies
Year Completed: 2018
Residences: 46
Residence Types: Two- through seven-bedroom homes and penthouses
Building Form: 14-story limestone building with waterfront exposures
Amenities: 24-hour concierge, 82-foot swimming pool, full gym, squash court, golf simulator, playroom, lounge, porte-cochère, parking
Location Highlights: Directly across from Hudson River Park, within minutes of Tribeca’s restaurants, schools, and transportation
The building is positioned directly across from Hudson River Park, which allows for unobstructed west-facing exposures. RAMSA carved the façade into articulated bays, terraces, and set-backs so that units gain maximum frontage while maintaining privacy. Windows are large but not floor-to-ceiling, which gives a more residential feel and reduces glare and heat load.
Inside, the design focuses on understated luxury. Finishes include wide-plank oak floors, custom cabinetry, natural stone, and polished nickel hardware. Kitchens typically feature Gaggenau appliances, vented hoods, and marble islands. Bathrooms are large, clean-lined, and use high-end stone and custom metalwork. The building’s approach is classic rather than trendy.
Expansive living rooms with multiple seating zones
True dining rooms in many larger homes
Easily furnished rooms with clean shapes
Primary suites with separate dressing rooms and oversized bathrooms
Secondary bedrooms that are large enough for long-term use
Multiple exposures in corner homes
Large entry foyers, which create privacy and sound separation
Private terraces in select lines
Washer/dryers vented in most homes
Because there are only 46 residences, the building remains quiet, private, and residential. Hallway traffic is minimal, and the overall environment feels closer to a boutique building than a typical large new development.
Buyers who want substantial square footage and a home designed for real living — entertaining, raising families, longer stays — tend to prioritize 70 Vestry.
24-Hour Concierge and Doorman
Porte-Cochère: Private covered drop-off area, rare for downtown buildings
82-Foot Pool: Large, naturally lit swimming pool suitable for lap swimming
Fitness Center: Full gym with strength and cardio equipment plus a movement studio
Squash Court: Regulation-size
Golf Simulator: Private room for training and recreation
Resident Lounge: Seating, bar area, and meeting space
Children’s Playroom: Large and well-equipped
Parking Garage: Direct elevator access
Bike Storage and Package Rooms
For a building with 46 residences, this level of amenities is unusually robust.
Running and biking paths
Playgrounds
Dog runs
Pier seating and green space
Whole Foods
Tribeca Greenmarket
Washington Market Park
Reade Street Prep, P.S. 234, and other top schools
Restaurants including Locanda Verde, Bubby’s, The Odeon, and Frenchette
The A/C/E, 1/2/3, and R/W subway lines
The block is low-traffic and quiet, which is a major part of the appeal.
Ultra high-net-worth end-users
Buyers relocating from large uptown co-ops
Buyers prioritizing privacy and space
Families wanting access to schools and the park
Large layouts
Limited supply
RAMSA design
Hudson River frontage
High finishes
Related development and management
Corner units with direct river views
Larger three- and four-bedrooms
Penthouses with terraces
Lines with oversized living rooms
Several eight-figure transactions have taken place here, including celebrity purchases, which raised the building’s profile early on.
Direct Hudson River frontage
Large layouts designed for long-term living
Limestone façade with classic architectural character
Extremely high level of privacy
Full amenity package at a boutique scale
Top-tier finishes and appliances
Strong school district
Consistent high resale values
Pricing is among the highest in Tribeca
Monthly charges reflect staffing and amenities
Some lower-floor units have park traffic visibility
Those seeking floor-to-ceiling glass or a contemporary aesthetic may prefer nearby towers like 111 Murray or 30 Park Place
70 Vestry received extensive press coverage for its high-profile buyers, its RAMSA design, and its early record-setting sales. The New York Times, Architectural Digest, and WSJ all covered the building’s development and sales momentum.
70 Vestry is ideal for buyers who want large, private, family-sized homes with high-end finishes and direct access to Hudson River Park. It suits long-term end-users, buyers migrating from townhouse or co-op living, and anyone who prioritizes privacy, quality, and understated design over flashy amenities or glass-heavy architecture.