One bedroom brand-new residence in an Exceptionally Rare Bogardus Cast-Iron Landmark Experience a newly completed boutique residence within one of New York City's most exclusive architectural landmarks. 63 Nassau Street is one of only four known surviving buildings in New York City attributed to James Bogardusthe pioneering inventor and builder who transformed cast iron into one of the defining architectural materials of 19th-century New York. Only five known Bogardus buildings remain in the entire United States, making this an extraordinarily rare opportunity to live within a genuine piece of American architectural history. The building's meticulously restored Italianate cast-iron facade has been returned to its original grandeur while the residence has been completely rebuilt with brand-new, condominium-quality interiors and modern systems. Residence Highlights Newly constructed residence Two monumental arched windows Exceptional natural light Oak hardwood flooring Ornate pressed-tin ceilings High ceilings and historic proportions Individually controlled heating and air conditioning In-unit washer/dryer Contemporary brass lighting and hardware Kitchen Features Custom paneled cabinetry Stainless-steel appliances Apron-front farmhouse sink Brass wall-mounted faucet Stone countertop Mosaic tile backsplash Efficient open kitchen design Bath Features Floor-to-ceiling tile Brass-framed glass shower enclosure Rainfall and handheld shower system Natural-wood ribbed vanity Oversized oval mirror Coordinated brass fixtures Sophisticated spa-inspired finishes Landmark Building Landmark Building One of only four known surviving Bogardus buildings in New York City One of only five known surviving Bogardus buildings in the United States Meticulously restored 19th-century cast-iron facade Individually designated New York City landmark Boutique residential scale Distinctive arched windows and Italianate detailing Brand-new residential interiors within an irreplaceable historic structure .Private fully Furnished rooftop Terrace overlooking Federal reserve Bank of NY and FIDI Skyline Exceptional Lower Manhattan Location Directly across from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York Moments from Wall Street, Fulton Center and the World Trade Center Near the South Street Seaport and Lower Manhattan waterfront Immediate access to the 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, J and Z trains Convenient to the R, W, 1, E and PATH trains Surrounded by leading restaurants, cafes, shopping and major downtown destinations A truly limited opportunity to occupy a brand-new residence within one of the rarest surviving cast-iron buildings in New York City.
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