55 Wall St APT 900, New York, NY 10005

At the top of one of the most historic buildings in New York City you'll find this sleek and rare one-bedroom Penthouse that offers impeccable scale. The modernist interior is 1,050+ square feet while outside is a 700 square foot private wraparound terrace that can be accessed from both the public and private rooms. The expansive living/dining room enjoys gorgeous light from its corner architectural position on the building and the large, crisp walls are the perfect backdrop to display your favorite art. The spacious bedroom is a soothing retreat offering space to relax as day turns into night. There is also a sumptuous bathroom with deep soaking tub & spa shower, an in-home washer & dryer, and a designer Chef's kitchen with Sub-Zero, Bosch & Miele appliances to complete the beautiful picture. The clean, contemporary lines of the apartment are complimented beautifully by the landmarked and elegant building it's a part of. The superb original Greek Revival building was completed in 1842 by Isaiah Rogers who served as the Supervising Architect for the United States. In 1910 the legendary firm of McKim, Mead and White expanded the structure, creating the masterpiece that it remains today. Both a New York City and National Historic Landmark, it is also on the National Register of Historic Places and is a contributing member of the Wall Street Historic District. The former National City Bank Building, which at one time hosted the New York Stock Exchange and The United States Customs House is now a Condominium for a global collective who appreciate the superb level of on-site services that include a 24-hour concierge, full-time door staff, a bi-level fitness center, and landscaped roof-deck. Just minutes from your front door is The Tin Building, the new culinary wonder by Jean-Georges, along with a myriad collection of additional world-class shops, cafes, and adventures to partake of. There are many reasons that The Financial District is such a desired place to live and PH900 is found at the top of the list. Some images are virtually staged.