450 Washington Street 617

Residence 617 at 450 Wаshіngton Ѕtreеt іѕ a sun-filled οnе‐bеdroοm home featuring customized California Closet build-outs in both primary bedroom closets, automatic blinds, and blackout shades in the bedroom and main living area—perfectly balancing style and functionality. This residence is located on the sixth floor, which offers higher ceilings than other floors in the building, adding a sense of volume and openness to the space. The home enjoys picturesque Tribeca views overlooking historic Washington Street, charming cobblestone streets, and leafy treetops. Additional highlights include 7-inch-wide plank white oak flooring, massive bronze-finished windows with Caesarstone window ledges, and an open-concept kitchen appointed with Miele appliances, warm-toned quartzite countertops, matte white lacquer cabinetry, architectural cove lighting, and Dornbracht fixtures. The bathroom is elegantly finished with European white oak cabinetry, Calacatta Lincoln marble countertops with undermounted sinks, and a Dornbracht-fitted shower. Developed by Related, 450 Washington spans a full city block along Tribeca’s historic waterfront adjacent to Hudson River Park. Residents enter through a gated entryway leading to an 8,000-square-foot landscaped courtyard designed by Hollander Design. The building offers a thoughtfully curated amenity suite, including a 12th-floor roof deck with Hudson River sunset views, a golf simulator, residents’ lounge with fireplace, private dining room, business center, fitness center, and children’s imagination center. Exclusive cultural programming and events are provided by Related Life, offering access to art, fashion, culinary, wellness, and lifestyle experiences. Parking and storage are available for an additional fee. Perfectly situated in downtown Tribeca, residents enjoy close proximity to Hudson River Park, historic cobblestone streets, renowned cafes, restaurants, and boutiques. Transportation is seamless with the 1/2/3 subway lines at Franklin Street, A/C/E trains at Canal Street, and nearby bus routes connecting the neighborhood to the rest of Manhattan.