Welcome to 108 Leonard Street, one of downtown’s most iconic addresses. Originally crafted by the legendary architects McKim, Mead & White—whose work includes New York’s original Penn Station and the landmark General Post Office—the building has been lovingly restored by the award-winning firm Jeffrey Beers International. Today, it seamlessly blends timeless Italian Renaissance Revival architecture with modern comfort, creating a residence imbued with warmth, elegance, and grandeur. Apartment 2E is a rare offering: the only studio in this celebrated building. Spanning 680 square feet with soaring 14-foot ceilings, the home offers a sense of scale and function that outshines many larger layouts. Thoughtful storage solutions and an open design make the space as practical as it is striking. Finished in the Sand palette, the home features wide-plank blond oak floors laid in a chevron pattern, setting a refined yet welcoming tone. The Scavolini kitchen, designed exclusively for 108 Leonard, boasts a striking waterfall island and Arabescato Cervaiole marble surfaces. Outfitted with premium Miele appliances—including a vented gas cooktop, convection and speed ovens, wine refrigerator, and in-unit washer/dryer—it is as functional for everyday living as it is beautiful for entertaining. Life at 108 Leonard is defined by ease and sophistication. With three attended lobbies and separate elevator banks, it carries the intimacy of a boutique condominium while offering over 20,000 square feet of amenities. Residents enjoy a 75-foot indoor pool, a fitness center with private training rooms, a children’s playroom, media room, wine cellar with private dining, and beautifully landscaped outdoor spaces, including a rooftop garden with sweeping views, cabanas, and dining areas. A porte cochere driveway ensures effortless arrivals and departures in every season. Nestled in the heart of TriBeCa, the building is surrounded by some of New York’s finest dining, shopping, and cultural destinations, with unmatched access to nearly every subway line. Apartment 2E is more than a studio—it’s a sanctuary in one of the city’s most storied buildings.