Separate officeExceptional storageRoom to host comfortablyGenerous prep spaceAbundant storageDramatic double height ceilings
A rare triplex residence in the heart of the Financial District, Residence 22B at 3 Hanover Square offers something you almost never find in NYC, true separation of space across three distinct levels.
This expansive 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom home, with access to the outdoor atrium, delivers a living experience rarely found in the city. The upper level features dramatic double height ceilings, a spacious living and dining area perfect for entertaining, and a large chef’s kitchen with renovated stainless steel Viking and Sub Zero appliances, generous prep space, and abundant storage.
The middle level adds incredible flexibility with a separate office, bedroom, and full bathroom, ideal for working from home, guests, or creative space. Downstairs, you’ll find 3 spacious bedrooms and another full bathroom, including a primary suite with an en suite bath and walk in closet.
What makes this home so special is the scale, privacy, and flexibility rarely found downtown. Exceptional storage, room to host comfortably, and a layout that gives everyone space to breathe.
Located moments from Stone Street, the Seaport, Brookfield Place, waterfront paths, Whole Foods, and with easy access to major subway lines including the 2, 3, 4, 5, J, W, and Z trains, plus the Fulton Street Transit Hub.
This is not your typical Manhattan apartment. Come experience it for yourself.
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