Paying homage to the most coveted elements of an architectural masterpiece at 108 Leonard, ornamental majesty and historic provenance are leveraged anew with fresh modern forms and contemporary design priorities.

Offering infinite opportunity for interior appointment, this spectacular 1,770 square foot split 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence boasts scale, volume, and character without compromise. Upon arrival, a spacious gallery proceeds to an elegantly proportioned corner great room with optimal window density and exposure north and west. Gorgeous wide plank blond flooring arranged in a chevron pattern runs throughout the entertaining spaces. Custom designed by Jeffrey Beers International exclusively for 108 Leonard, Scavolini kitchen cabinetry is featured in an open plan with a Arabescato Cervaiole marble countertop, backsplash, and waterfall island replete with supplemental storage and ideal for both everyday dining and seamless entertaining. Generously proportioned, the kitchen is outfitted with premium Miele appliances including a 5 -burner gas cooktop with vented hood, combi steam/convection oven, electric speed oven and wine refrigerator.

A stunning Primary Suite boasts a jaw-dropping enormous walk-in closet and a sumptuous en suite bath with separate oversized glass-enclosed shower and soaking tub, high-honed Calacatta Mandria marble floors and walls. Fantini polished chrome fixtures compliment the custom vanity, shower, and bath. A secondary bedroom offers an en suite bath and two large closets. Washer and dryer are located within a utility closet with two closets off the second gallery.

Three luxurious attended lobbies each with its own elevator bank, 108 Leonard offers both the intimate experience of a boutique building and the breadth of over 20,000 square feet of wellness-driven amenities. Award-winning hospitality design firm Jeffrey Beers International has scrupulously restored renowned architect McKim Mead & White's Italian Renaissance Revival landmark; masterfully imbuing a distinctly contemporary yet timeless point of view within Tribeca's most iconic century-old building.