7This classic Tribeca loft is perfect for entertaining.Francisco Rosario, DDreps

7The kitchen.Francisco Rosario, DDreps00:0303:55

7Mr. and Mrs. Carter got married in the building’s penthouse, which they once owned.Getty Images for The Recording Academy

The building, at the corner of Hudson and Desbrosses streets, was also formerly home to “RHONY” alum and Skinnygirl founder Bethenny Frankel.

The classic sixth-floor corner loft at 195 Hudson St. that’s currently on the market is 3,168 square feet. It features details like 12-foot ceilings, 8-foot-high casement windows, floor-to-ceiling windows, concrete columns, great light, a private terrace and a dedicated parking spot.

Not bad, considering that parking spots next door at 443 Greenwich St. sell for around $1 million, according to reports.

7A children’s bedroom in the loft.Francisco Rosario, DDreps

7Stunning columns and casement windows create a classic yet modern feel.Francisco Rosario, DDreps

7A bright and airy bedroom.Francisco Rosario, DDreps

7The lovely outdoor perch.Francisco Rosario, DDreps

The smart-wired home opens to a large living and dining room for entertaining. It currently functions as a two-bedroom, two-bath residence — but can also be a three- or four-bedroom, per the listing. It also features an open kitchen and a main bedroom suite with a dressing room, an ensuite spa-like bath and a terrace.

The brick building dates to 1924 when it housed the United States Rubber Company. Building amenities also include private storage and a common roof deck with panoramic city views.

The listing brokers are Aren Ebrahimi and Leonard Steinberg of Compass.