108 Leonard
Residence 7N

Tribeca

108 Leonard St, New York, NY 10013, USA

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Listing Details

Bedroom

4 Bedrooms

Bathroom

4 Bathrooms

Interior

2,469 SQFT

Price

$6,000,000

Taxes

$3,961

Common Charges

$2,927

About 108 Leonard

Architecture

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When restoration began on the architectural landmark previously known as the “Clock Tower Building,” it was buried under scaffolding and in a state of disrepair. But it was once the grandiose headquarters of the New York Life Insurance Company, designed by the starchitects of the day. And, thanks to the efforts of Howard L. Zimmerman Architects and Beyer Blinder Belle, it has been returned to its previous splendor. From the outside, the Italian Renaissance Revival facade appears almost exactly as it was initially conceived. And while some of the interiors will be relocated, the goal is preservation.

Modern renaissance grand entrance to 108 Leonard condominiums New York City with a meticulously restored mimic head.

Interior modern sitting area inside 108 Leonard in NYC. It is decorated with marble columns and white and black furniture.

Exterior look into one of the condominiums of 108 Leonard with dramatic architectural windows with a view of New York City.

Interior view of a white, modern renaissance staircase and dark furniture part of the entrance of 108 Leonard in NYC.

Interior residence condominium at 108 Leonard with white walls, wood flooring, and windows that overlook New York City.

Modern renaissance grand entrance to 108 Leonard condominiums New York City at night with lights illuminating the door.

A landmark building that has been transformed into a luxury condominium development, 108 Leonard pays homage to the past while firmly thriving in the present. In other words, the 152 residences, including 11 penthouse apartments, marry classic details with all the modern conveniences. Crown moldings, chevron-patterned oak floors, soaring ceilings, and arched windows provide the backdrop for kitchens outfitted with Scavolini cabinets and Miele appliances and master bathrooms with black Calacatta marble accent walls. The penthouses, some with fireplaces or sprawling terraces, feature even more generous proportions and even loftier ceilings.

Interior view of a spacious living room and kitchen area inside 108 Leonard with windows that look out at New York City.

Interior view of a living room with bright red walls and colorful furniture in 108 Leonard condominiums in New York City.

Interior view of a living room with classic white walls and black furniture in 108 Leonard condominiums in New York City.

Interior view of a bathroom in 108 Leonard with white marble walls, a wide mirror, and a window overlooking New York City.

Interior of a kitchen in 108 Leonard with white walls accented with a yellow wall and a window overlooking New York City.

Master bedroom inside 108 Leonard with white walls, a big bed with white sheets, and a window overlooking New York City.

It might seem counterintuitive for a building as outspoken as 108 Leonard, but one of the main draws is the privacy afforded its residents. In addition to the grand main lobby, there are two additional entrances for less conspicuous arrivals and departures, the expansive 2,200-square-foot fitness center has private training rooms, and the rooftop gardens have cabanas for those looking for a retreat. Other noteworthy offerings include a 75-foot lap pool and a wine cellar with a private dining room.