Gaze at the sun, moon, and stars above from this $5.45M Tribeca penthouse

With a private terrace, fireplaces, open city views, and a front-row seat to the sky above, you could definitely call this sprawling three-bedroom condo at 459 Washington Street a trophy pad. Asking $5,450,000, this downtown Manhattan home boasts plenty of living and entertaining space along with modern design details and amenities exactly where you need them.

Through a skylit central hall, a large great room is framed by a wood-burning fireplace and a wall of arched windows that reference the neighborhood’s industrial past. The kitchen is anchored by a window bench surrounded by custom millwork and a suite of high-end appliances. Ceilings filled with recessed lighting assure that you’ll have light even when the sun goes down.

A 600-square-foot private terrace raises the condo’s covetability quotient. You’ll have plenty of room for gardening, alfresco dining, and summer entertaining, surrounded by 360-degree city views.

On the opposite side of the apartment, three bedrooms are served by two baths and a washer/dryer. The primary suite enjoys a gas-burning fireplace and well-outfitted dressing room along with a windowed en-suite bathroom.

The second bedroom has two closets and another en-suite bath. Beneath a massive skylight, the third bedroom features a sliding wall separating it from the primary chamber, making this room perfect for use as an office or nursery.

The John Watts Condominium began life as a dry-goods warehouse circa 1920. The pet-friendly boutique residence offers an elevator, a shared rooftop deck, and private storage.

[Listing details: 459 Washington Street, PH7S at SERHANT. by Krista Nickols]

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