Large one bedroom and one bathroom apartment with tons of closet space, located in the heart of the Financial District. This lofty 789 square foot apartment is beautifully proportioned with 11-13 ft ceilings. The layout allows for a flexible utilization of space with a large living room area (which can be converted to a second bedroom area as shown in the pictures.) The kitchen is open layout and equipped with Electrolux stainless steel appliances and Caesar Stone counter tops with modern lacquer cabinetry. The bathroom is bright fitted with marble tops, upgraded Italian vanity sink, and sleek white and grey tiles. The apartment also features wide plank hardwood floors, track lighting, double-pane windows, and 4 spacious double-door closets. Facing the Woolworth building, this apartment gets plenty of light and gorgeous NYC views and is at the same time quiet and serene. Please note that this apartment building features one of the lowest monthly maintenance fees in all of downtown Manhattan. 99 John Deco Lofts was built in 1933 by the same architects who designed the Empire State Building, this fortress of construction was converted to luxury condominiums in 2008. Amenities include: 24-hour doorman and concierge, valet services, live- in super, landscaped rooftop with breathtaking bridge and water views, cabanas, BBQs and outdoor shower, full fitness center, and resident's lounge (available for private events) with a pool table and WiFi, a zen garden atrium and a brand new play room. Further buildings Amenities include Bike Storage, Laundry, Parking in the building. Centrally located just steps from all of the major subways. Pet friendly building located on a quiet residential street while right around the corner from Wall Street, South Street Seaport and high-end restaurants and shops. Contact: Julia , 646-354-8558 , 99johnapt1911@gmail.com
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