Lisa Carrington

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Property Description

 

Two Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms: $3,745/month


 

Downtown Manhattan is the birthplace of New York City. It teems with history, culture and commerce—not to mention the most stunning views in New York City. This dynamic neighborhood has always been in transition, from old New Amsterdam to colonial New York to the commercial and financial revolutions of the 19th century, to today’s downtown renaissance and the building of the Freedom Tower. Downtown Manhattan has seen it all.

 

In the heart of downtown Manhattan you'll find this extra-ordinary residence. Built in 1926 in the Art Deco style and restored in 1998 it features grace, oversized rooms, and superb amenities which include:

 

 

  • Bathrooms with ceramic tile floors and tub surrounds, banjo countertops highlighted by polished chrome fixtures.
  • Kitchens with spacious white-on-white cabinetry, matching GE appliances, grey countertops and white tile floors
  • Full Service Concierge
  • 24-hour Doorman 
  • Sun Deck 
  • Fitness Center
  • Laundry facilities on every floor
  • Valet parking
  • Views of downtown Manhattan and the Hudson River 
  • Room Service —a gourmet food store on premises will deliver everything from basics to prepared meals right to your door

 


•Pets Welcome

 

 

 

Encompassing 25 acres of waterfront parkland, the Battery is the largest public open space Downtown. Over 280,000 people work within walking distance of the Battery, and over 36,000 residents live in the surrounding area. The Battery has the potential to serve as a major neighborhood amenity, with expansive lawns, overarching shade trees, vast perennial gardens, waterfront promenades, and cultural programs including summertime open–air concerts.

 

Many cultural institutions are within walking distance of the Battery. Attractions include the South Street Seaport, the New York Stock Exchange, the Smithsonian’s Museum of the American Indian, the Museum of Jewish Heritage, the Staten Island Ferry, and the soon–to–be–opened Pier A visitor center. They all radiate from the Battery, which has historically been called the "emerald doorstep of the metropolis".

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

* Pictures are of model apartments, all residences are unfurnished*