14 White Street: Seven Private Tribeca Residences with Direct Elevator Entry
Tribeca’s appeal is often found at a more intimate scale: a distinctive street, a familiar restaurant and a home that feels separate from the city outside. At 14 White Street, that idea takes the form of just seven condominium residences, with direct elevator entry and a sculptural bronze façade. It is a contemporary addition to one of Downtown Manhattan’s established residential neighborhoods.
The building’s sense of privacy is supported by its layout. Access-controlled elevators open directly into the homes, generous windows frame the living spaces, and European white oak and natural stone give the interiors a warm, restrained palette. A duplex penthouse adds a substantial private terrace and a four-bedroom layout spread across two levels.
As checked on November 10, 2026, the official availability page presents two homes: Residence 2B at $6.4 million and the penthouse at $21.5 million. The following guide brings together the project’s architecture, residential specifications, services and published floor plans to help buyers understand the differences.
Residence rendering courtesy of 14 White; visualization by Moso Studio. Renderings do not depict completed conditions.
01 / Building Overview
Project | 14 White |
Address | 14 White Street, Tribeca, Manhattan |
Ownership | Condominium |
Collection | Seven residences |
Layouts | Two to four bedrooms; published offerings include a three-bedroom and a four-bedroom duplex penthouse |
Design | NAVA development and interiors; DXA Studio exterior design; KURV Architecture, architect of record |
Defining features | Direct elevator entry, bronze façade, large triple-glazed windows and private penthouse outdoor space |
Published asking prices | 2B: $6,400,000; PH: $21,500,000, checked November 10, 2026 |
The project has public sales materials. These figures apply to the two homes shown on the official availability page; they should not be read as a price schedule for every residence. Closing and occupancy arrangements require separate confirmation.
02 / Location: A Residential Perspective on Tribeca
14 White sits in the Tribeca East Historic District, where cast-iron details, neighborhood restaurants and relatively intimate streets create a recognizable Downtown setting. The appeal is as much about everyday routines as it is about an address: dinner nearby, a film, or a walk through streets with a strong architectural identity.
One White Street and the nearby Roxy Hotel and cinema are among the neighborhood’s dining and cultural destinations. To the west, Hudson River Park provides a different rhythm. Pier 26 combines lawn, recreation and an ecological landscape along the waterfront. The waterfront adds an outdoor dimension to the neighborhood’s restaurant and cultural life.
Franklin Street’s 1 train is a transit option for the area. Buyers should consider a residence’s floor, orientation and relationship to the street alongside its interior plan. See the project’s neighborhood guide and MTA subway map for additional context.
03 / The Team
NAVA Architecture and Development leads the development and interior design. DXA Studio is credited with the exterior design, while KURV Architecture serves as architect of record. The relationship between exterior and interior is particularly important here: the façade modulates openings and privacy, while the homes use a quieter palette of pale wood, stone and clean detailing.
Public sales are represented by Douglas Elliman Development Marketing and the Eklund | Gomes team. ACRE can help buyers compare individual homes and evaluate the project against their residential priorities. The official team page and NAVA project record identify the respective roles.
04 / Architecture: Bronze, Light and Privacy
The building’s etched, folded bronze façade gives it a distinctive presence. Its angled surfaces create changing patterns of light and shadow, while the metal is intended to develop a patina over time. Rather than repeating an identical glass module, the exterior responds to the scale and privacy needs of the rooms behind it.
Window openings and folds work together: larger openings support the principal living areas, while more sheltered portions contribute to bedroom privacy. That room-by-room attention is a meaningful part of the design of a seven-home building.
The project also emphasizes a high-performance envelope, including continuous insulation and high-performance windows, and describes Passive House performance as a design objective. See the architecture overview and NAVA design description.
Bronze façade and penthouse setback rendering. Courtesy of 14 White; Moso Studio.
05 / Arrival and Direct Elevator Entry
The residential entrance is on White Street. A discreet street-level approach leads to a richly toned lobby with custom lighting by Céline Wright. The sequence creates a transition from the neighborhood into the building before residents continue upstairs.
Access-controlled elevators open directly into each residence and serve both penthouse levels. The official description also highlights in-building parking with direct lobby access in connection with the penthouse. Availability, pricing and ownership arrangements for any parking space should be confirmed for the particular home. View the official arrival and elevator details.
White Street residential entrance rendering. Courtesy of 14 White; Moso Studio.
06 / Residences: Materials and Everyday Comfort
The interiors are designed around generous daylight and a warm material palette. The official fact sheet specifies ceiling heights of up to 10 feet and triple-glazed windows approximately 9 feet 10 inches tall. Madera European white oak flooring connects the living spaces, while the tall glazing gives the rooms a close visual relationship with the surrounding architecture. Dimensions and configurations vary by room and residence.
Lutron RadioRA 3 home controls and in-residence washers and dryers support daily use. Together with the glazing and building envelope, these features show the attention given to comfort and everyday operation.
Living room rendering | 14 White / Moso Studio Dining room rendering | 14 White / Moso Studio
Kitchens: Oak and Natural Stone
Oak veneer and slatted cabinetry give the kitchens texture, paired with Montclair Danby marble counters and stone surfaces. The palette carries through from the living and dining rooms, allowing the open kitchen to read as part of the home. Published specifications include Gaggenau appliances and integrated refrigeration and cooking equipment; wine storage and other equipment should be checked against the individual residence’s schedule.
Bathrooms: A Consistent Material Language
Primary bathrooms combine Calacatta Dolomiti stone, fluted oak vanities, custom stone sinks and polished nickel fittings. The specifications also describe heated floors, integrated lighting, and bathing and shower features that vary by plan. Secondary bathrooms and powder rooms introduce additional stone, tile and terrazzo finishes. The official fact sheet provides the detailed specification and exceptions.
Primary bathroom rendering; specifications vary by residence. Courtesy of 14 White; Moso Studio.
07 / Services and Amenities
The service offering is organized around residential convenience and privacy. The official fact sheet lists 24-hour doorman and concierge service, bicycle storage and package arrangements, with private storage and in-building parking also available to inquire about.
For buyers seeking an intimate building without giving up everyday assistance, this is an important part of the residential offering. Direct elevator entry and well-equipped homes are central to the proposition. Parking and private storage should not be assumed to be included in every asking price. Refer to the official service and amenity schedule and the applicable sales documents.
08 / Featured Residences and Published Pricing
The figures below reproduce the project’s public availability information checked on November 10, 2026. Prices are asking prices; areas and estimated monthly charges retain the official units and basis.
Residence details | Residence 2B | Penthouse PH |
Asking price | $6,400,000 | $21,500,000 |
Bedrooms | 3 | 4 |
Bathrooms | 3 full + 1 powder room | See official floor plans below |
Interior area | Approx. 1,948 sq ft | Approx. 4,210 sq ft |
Private outdoor area | Not separately listed | Approx. 1,994 sq ft |
Est. monthly common charges | $3,787.90 | $9,349.58 |
Est. monthly real estate taxes | $1,619.20 | $3,996.63 |
Availability and charges can change. Common charges and real estate taxes do not represent every ownership or transaction expense. Final terms are governed by the relevant documents. Official availability and pricing.
Residence 2B: Three Bedrooms, Each with Its Own Bathroom
Within approximately 1,948 interior square feet, 2B offers a defined entrance foyer and a connected living, dining and kitchen area. The official plan labels the living room at approximately 20 feet 2 inches by 21 feet 2 inches, with windows extending along the exterior wall.
Each of the three bedrooms has its own full bathroom, and a separate powder room serves guests. The primary bedroom includes a walk-in closet; its bathroom has double sinks, a separate tub and a shower. Laundry is positioned off the hallway. For buyers who need three distinct bedrooms in a smaller building, the separation of private rooms from the entertaining space is a useful aspect of this plan.
Official Residence 2B floor plan. Open the image to enlarge; dimensions and areas are approximate.
Penthouse: A Duplex with Substantial Private Outdoor Space
The four-bedroom penthouse combines approximately 4,210 interior square feet with 1,994 square feet of private outdoor area. The principal entertaining spaces and three bedrooms occupy the lower level. The upper level contains the fourth bedroom, a kitchenette and spaces adjoining the terrace. Elevator access to both floors adds flexibility to the layout.
The lower-level living and dining room is labeled approximately 55 feet 4 inches by 23 feet 6 inches on the official plan. Its long proportions offer room for distinct dining, seating and reading areas. The primary suite includes a separate walk-in closet, and the plan also provides a dedicated laundry space.
Upstairs, a kitchenette and pantry support terrace entertaining without relying entirely on the main kitchen below. The outdoor area provides scope for dining, lounging and planting. Landscaping, furnishings and equipment shown in renderings should be checked against the residence’s actual delivery specifications.
Official penthouse lower-level plan | Open to enlarge Official penthouse upper-level plan | Open to enlarge
Penthouse and terrace rendering. Courtesy of 14 White; Moso Studio. Delivery specifications govern landscaping and equipment.
09 / What Makes 14 White Worth Considering
Seven residences and direct elevator entry give privacy a tangible architectural basis. The bronze exterior and NAVA interiors establish a clear design identity, while the contrast between 2B and the duplex penthouse offers buyers two different ways to use space.
For a Tribeca search, the practical comparison is whether the home meets your needs for bedroom separation, entertaining space, private outdoor area and ongoing costs. ACRE’s 45 White overview offers another point of reference for boutique condominium living on White Street.
Contact Us
For current availability, full floor plans and appointment arrangements at 14 White, contact ACRE. We can help compare individual residences and other Tribeca new developments around your housing priorities.
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ACRE NY Realty Founder and CEO
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