66 Leonard Street is a residential building, known as the Textile Building or 241 Church Street in Tribeca, with a three-story, 30,000 square foot retail condominium at its base. In 1999, residential developer Tessler Developments converted the building to 46 residential condominium apartments and added a penthouse. The buildings amenities include a garden courtyard, a rooftop terrace, a fitness center, a bicycle room, and an on-site attended 50-car garage. Jean-Georges Vongerichten, the French chef with an empire of New York City restaurants, is a former tenant of the retail space. The neoclassic structure is 12-stories high and was designed by Henry Hardenbergh, the architect who is responsible for the Dakota apartment building. Ashkenazy Acquisition, a New York City-based firm that invests in retail and office real estate, acquired the retail condo in February 2012 for $6.2 million from Tessler. MK