45 White Tribeca: An Intimate Collection of 14 Luxury Condominiums
At 45 White Street, Tribeca’s established luxury residential setting meets an intimate new collection of just 14 condominiums. Interiors by Ward + Gray, a one- to three-bedroom offering and an attended lobby give the project a distinctly boutique identity. Its appeal lies in the combination of a sought-after neighborhood setting, a limited residential scale and carefully composed interiors.
The design brings understated luxury into the everyday experience of home: living and dining areas arranged for entertaining, an island kitchen connected to conversation, and bedrooms with a warm, restrained palette. For buyers drawn to the feel of a private residence within a smaller condominium building, 45 White offers a new option to explore. Public information was reviewed November 4, 2026; the project is being promoted for fall, and interior images are sales renderings.
Cover: public 45 White living and dining room rendering via StreetEasy. Interior images illustrate design intent, rather than completed residences.
01 / Project Overview
Address | 45 White / 45 White Street, Tribeca, Manhattan |
Ownership and scale | Condominium; current marketing lists 14 residences and six stories |
Residence range | One to three bedrooms on the project website; individual layouts require confirmation |
Building and interiors | Historic building dating to 1868; residential interiors by Ward + Gray |
Development and sales | Slate Property Group and Avenue Realty Capital; SERHANT. New Development |
Space and amenities | Approximately 11-foot ceilings and original arched windows; attended lobby, fitness center, playroom, package room and stroller storage |
02 / A Boutique Residential Address in Tribeca
Tribeca’s established luxury residential identity is part of 45 White’s appeal. Dining, art and design contribute to the neighborhood’s everyday character, while the project brings a collection of just 14 homes to White Street. For buyers seeking a boutique condominium in an established Manhattan setting, that combination of location and residential scale is a useful starting point.
The sense of intimacy comes from the limited collection of homes, warm interiors and an attended arrival experience. City connections remain close at hand: StreetEasy identifies Canal Street for the A, C and E trains and Franklin Street for the 1 train. A viewing visit is an opportunity to explore White Street and assess the neighborhood against your own daily routines.
03 / The Development and Interior Design Team
StreetEasy’s new-development profile identifies Slate Property Group and Avenue Realty Capital as the developers, Ward + Gray as the interior designer, and SERHANT. New Development for marketing. The project website identifies the sponsor as 45 White Street Owner LLC and lists offering-plan number CD260097.
Ward + Gray’s interiors express understated luxury through pale walls, wood tones, textiles and soft curves. Furnishings and lighting give generous spaces a comfortable, residential scale. The public renderings communicate this design direction; furniture and artwork shown are illustrative rather than represented as included in the sale.
04 / A New Residential Chapter on White Street
45 White introduces its condominium collection through the renovation of an existing building. The property dates to 1868, and New York YIMBY’s March 2026 reporting describes its cast-iron facade and previous residential conversion. The current offering places new interiors within the established architectural scale of White Street.
Sales materials highlight original arched windows and approximately 11-foot ceilings. These proportions provide a distinctive setting for light, furniture and artwork, supporting the new interior design. Window arrangements, exposures and ceiling heights should be confirmed for the individual residence.
05 / Understated Luxury Inside the Residences
Living and dining: space to welcome, room to unwind
In the living and dining rendering, a curved sofa and low tables create a comfortable center for conversation, while a separate dining setting provides a place for longer meals. Pale walls, wood-toned flooring and tall windows frame the furnishings and lighting. The arrangement makes entertaining feel like a natural extension of everyday life at home.
The design gives a generous room a more intimate scale: seating is gathered for conversation, the dining area remains connected, and the outlook toward the windows stays open. A residence-specific plan can help buyers explore how their own furnishings and routines would fit.
The kitchen: a considered setting for entertaining
The kitchen rendering places a strongly veined pale island and backsplash at its center, with light cabinetry and slender pendant lighting. Four counter stools sit alongside the island, while a window-side banquette and dining table offer other places to gather. Preparation, conversation and dining share a connected setting.
For buyers who enjoy hosting at home, the kitchen becomes part of the entertaining experience. The materials, colors and lighting shown establish the intended visual character; stone specifications, appliance brands and included finishes require the selected residence’s official finish schedule.
Residential interior renderings: kitchen and bedroom. Source: the public 45 White development page on StreetEasy. Layouts, furnishings and outdoor areas are illustrative and must be checked against the documents for the specific residence. View public image source
The bedroom: a more personal retreat
Warm walls, textiles and wood tones give the bedroom rendering a composed, restful feel. A bench at the foot of the bed and a window-side sitting area leave room for reading and quieter moments. Planted outdoor space beyond the glazed doors extends the outlook. That scene illustrates a particular design and does not establish that every home includes a terrace.
Bathroom layouts and specifications will be relevant to an individual residence selection. The public materials reviewed did not provide a complete bathroom specification tied to an identifiable new condominium unit.
06 / A Small Collection with Everyday Services
The collection’s 14-home scale is accompanied by amenities intended for daily use. SERHANT. lists an attended lobby, fitness center, children’s playroom, package room and dedicated stroller storage. Arrival, exercise, play and practical storage all have a place within the building’s proposed residential experience.
StreetEasy also lists an elevator, storage and pets allowed. Staffing hours, storage charges, pet policies and amenity opening arrangements remain subject to the latest project documents.
07 / Floor Plans, Pricing and Sales Timing
As of November 4, 2026, the project website states “Coming Fall 2026,” and both the website and SERHANT. describe one- to three-bedroom condominiums. The fall announcement sets out the marketing timetable; exact sales-launch, closing and occupancy dates remain to be confirmed.
At the time of review, StreetEasy displayed no currently available units, and the project and sales-team pages did not provide asking prices tied to new condominium residences. This guide therefore does not quote a starting price. Inquiry-budget options and historic rental listings are not current condominium asking prices.
A closer comparison should bring together the same residence’s latest asking price, official floor plan, interior and outdoor areas, bathroom count, common charges and property taxes. Those details connect the appeal of the design to a specific purchase decision.
08 / A New Boutique Option in Tribeca
45 White brings together three points of appeal: Tribeca’s established luxury residential setting, an intimate collection of just 14 homes, and Ward + Gray’s warm, considered interiors. An attended lobby and everyday building amenities add another dimension to its private-residence feel.
For buyers seeking a Tribeca home that balances entertaining and retreat, design and everyday service, 45 White merits a closer look. The next step is to explore the bedroom count and individual layout that best suit the way you want to live.
For another perspective on Tribeca architecture and outdoor living, explore 75 West Broadway’s brick architecture and terrace residences
Public sources reviewed November 4, 2026: Project website and film · SERHANT. · StreetEasy · YIMBY historical context
Contact Us
To explore boutique luxury living in Tribeca, contact ACRE about 45 White. We can help obtain current sales information, compare individual residences and arrange viewings around your space requirements, lifestyle and budget.
Cathy Huang
ACRE NY Realty Founder and CEO
WeChat: dahuixiaowu
Telephone: 917-868-6875
Email: cathy@acreny.us
About ACRE
ACRE NY Realty serves residential buyers, sellers and renters in New York and New Jersey. Through project research, property comparisons and transaction support, we help clients turn their housing priorities into specific real estate choices.
