Nestled within an exceptionally rare row of landmarked 1826 Federal townhouses at the crossroads of Tribeca and Hudson Square, this remarkable approximately 1,400-square-foot residence offers a rare combination of historic character, architectural grandeur, and extraordinary tranquility.

This two-bedroom two-bathroom duplex penthouse combines exceptional original detail throughout the stunning wood beams, fireplace mantels and classic-style windows, with modern conveniences including stainless steel appliances, an in-unit washer/dryer, and split-system AC. Extensive soundproofing throughout the walls and triple-paned windows create a serene retreat from city life.

The first level features two spacious bedrooms, each accented by decorative brick fireplaces, maple flooring, rich period details, and appointed with en-suite bathrooms. At the heart of the residence, a striking 21-foot galley kitchen is tucked beneath the staircase and showcases original tin ceilings, exposed beams, quartz countertops, and contemporary Bosch appliances. The kitchen flows seamlessly into a charming window-side dining area, creating an intimate setting for everyday living and entertaining.

The upper level unfolds as a breathtaking open-concept great room illuminated by four skylights facing north and south. Exposed brick walls, soaring hand-hewn timber beams, and subtle changes in elevation lend the space an airy, loft-like sensibility while celebrating the home's historic provenance.

Located just moments from the waterfront, 508 Canal Street is positioned just off the Hudson River Park esplanade, tennis courts, basketball courts, and seasonal kayaking. Nearby world-class dining and shopping are a stone's throw away, including Frenchette, Piccola Cucina, Mr. Chow, Odeon, Locanda Verde and Bubby's. The neighborhood is served by the 1, A, C & E trains.