LUXURY APARTMENTS
ON THE WATER IN TRIBECA
LUXURY APARTMENTS
ON THE WATER IN TRIBECA
WATERFRONT LIVING
- 310 Greenwich Street
- 40 Harrison Street
- 80 North Moore
A collection of three high rise towers combined with a cluster of nine early 19th century designed townhouses create Independence Plaza. The soaring 39 story towers offer dramatic city and Hudson River views as well as an expansive, private outdoor terrace. A variety of floorplans including studios, 1, 2, 3 bedroom and duplex apartments are all appointed with high end fixtures and finishes. Many apartments are newly renovated and feature walk-in closets, large balconies and washer/dryers.
In addition to fulltime doormen and updated lobbies, the community boasts a long list of desirable amenities including a year-round swimming pool, children’s playroom, fitness center and more. The conveniences don’t stop there, Independence Plaza offers parking and a grocery store on-site plus the 1,2,3 subway trains are just steps away. The waterfront location also allows access to the many parks, courts and open spaces of the Hudson River Greenway. With so much to enjoy, we know you’ll find life at Independence Plaza liberating.
Apartment Features
- Balcony/terraces
- Cable Ready
- Air Conditioning
- Modern Appliances
- Laundry on Premises & In-Unit on Select Apartments
- Spectacular Views (City and Hudson River)
- Townhouse Layouts with Spacious Floorplans
- Proximity to Subway 1,2,3,A,C,E,4,5,6,N,R,W
- Zoned for PS 234 & PS 150
Building Amenities
- 24 Hour Doorman
- 24 Hour On-Site Security
- 24 Hour On-Site Maintenance
- Storage Space Available
- Pet-Friendly
Live in Tribeca
Officially, Tribeca is short for Triangle Below Canal Street, but residents of the area know that it stands for so much more. It’s one of Manhattan’s most sought after neighborhoods, featuring many of the city’s best restaurants, shops and places to relax and people watch. From the Hudson River Park, it’s impossible to ignore the picturesque beauty of the waterfront, and New Yorkers flock to the area during all seasons. Once a year, Hollywood heads east for the Tribeca Film Festival, drawing serious crowds and major celebrities into the neighborhood. Tribeca’s residential buildings are often refurbished warehouses, converted into modern apartments and lofts, without losing the character of the old structure. The A/C/E subway line and 1/2/3 train service the area.